Many of the best hotels in Munich Altstadt are paeans to Munich's past, from authentic family-friendly stays to Regency-esque five-stars.
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Munich is one of the few cities that truly can satisfy visitors of all ages! It is in a naturally beautiful setting and is architecturally interesting too. It has great museums and galleries, is famed for its innovative technology, and the food is fantastic.
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Glockenbachviertel is a great Munich neighbourhood to stay in if you want to be close to all the nightlife action, whilst at the same time experiencing a more authentic, less-touristy side to the city...
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Haidhausen is a quiet, pretty district located across the Isar river from the bustling Altstadt. Here you'll find plenty of squares and green spaces...
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Maxvorstadt is a bustling cultural district of Munich situated just to north of the city's Altstadt..
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The best hotels for Oktoberfest range from elegant family-friendly stays to quirky, Alpine-themed hotels with lavish breakfasts.
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Finding budget-friendly accommodation in Nuremberg doesn’t mean compromising on quality or comfort. This historic city offers a range of affordable hotels that provide both charm and convenience.
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Bogenhausen is another of Munich's affluent neighbourhoods. What began life as a farming village is now the city's largest district...
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Schwabinger Tor is a small cosmopolitan, affluent district, located on Munich's northern side...
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Halloween has become one of the great travel occasions: a time when certain cities lean fully into the season's atmosphere of spectacle, history, and the pleasurably unsettling. Here are five cities and best places to stay according to our hotel gurus that do Halloween with particular conviction.
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