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Munich Airport, also known as Franz Josef Strauss Airport, is an international airport situated in the territory of Upper Bavaria. The air terminal began operation in the '90s of the previous century. It was named in honour of one of Bavarian politicians, who influenced the decision on its construction. Munich Airport is the second busiest airport in Germany in terms of passenger traffic, as it services about 40 million people a year. The airport consists of two passenger terminals and 2 runways. Terminal 1 is subdivided into five modules designated A, B, C, D and E. This terminal also comprises the central area Z. Hall F is separate and is located closer to Terminal 2. Terminal 2 has a satellite terminal. A fully automated people mover transport passengers between T2 and the satellite terminal.

Munich suburban railway (S-Bahn) line runs from the city via the terminals. The city of Freising can be reached by bus MVV 635. Railway trains run from this city in various directions, including Munich. Lufthansa Airport bus takes passengers to the city underground station and Munich Central Station. Read all...

Many tourists prefer to visit Munich only during famous Oktoberfest festival. But Munich is not only about beer events and Bavarian sausages, here you will also have a wide choice of active entertainment. The first thing you must do to burn some calories after delicious German cuisine - is to visit an original endless staircase. This masterpiece of modern art is located in the inner courtyard of the KMPG business center. The stairs have a name - "Rewriting", and it is a closed figure, corresponding to the outlines of DNA. On weekdays the object is accessible to tourists, you can walk along the stairs and make excellent memorable photos. If you are looking for the adrenaline rush, then visit the Flying Fox attraction on the Olympiapark. In the Olympic Park in Munich, there is a stadium, which is no longer used for its intended purpose, but mainly for concerts and other cultural events. But the enterprising Germans strained a steel cable over the stadium and let the all eager for extreme sports to fly on the cable over the stadium. Sounds nice, do you agree?

The next must-see sight in Munich is the English Garden. This is a huge park, which serves as a perfect place for recreation, picnics and various summer games. Here you will also find numerous small trucks with street food and other munchies. Before entering the English Garten, on Prinzregentenstraße and Widenmayerstraße, stop near the bridge and pay attention to what is going on under it. This local nonsense will make you wonder. Here in the middle of the city, a number of surfers practice their skills on small waves. If you are the fan of this sport, ask the guys to assist you and they will not refuse definitely. The outskirts of the city are not about extreme as the downtown is, but you can rent a bike and explore the two incredibly beautiful lakes Starnberger and Ammersee. You can stroll along the waterfront, meet a romantic sunset on the pier or relax in the park. To get there you will need 20 minutes drive or about 40 minutes on a bike. The perfect recreation and activity to discover the city and burn some calories.
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