Editing Munich (section)

==Sights and Activities==

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====Monuments====

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====Shopping====

The main shopping area of the city centre is located on Kaufingerstrasse and Neuhauserstrasse.  For upscale and luxury shopping try Maximillianstrasse.  
There are also shopping malls:
* in the North, located at the U-Bahn stop OEZ: Olympia Einkaufs-Zentrum
* in the South-East, located at the U-Bahn stop Neuperlach Zentrum: PEP (Perlach Einkaufs-Passagen)
* in the West, located at Munich Pasing station: Pasing-Arcaden
* in the East, located at the U-Bahn stop Messestadt West: Riem-Arcaden
* the airport also has a large shopping area, including luxury goods

=====Electronics=====

'''[http://www.saturn.de/ Saturn]'''
:Sells everything electronic from Apple Computers to Zenith vacuum cleaners.  Don't miss the wide selection of DVDs  and CDs in the basement.
'''[http://www.conrad.de/ Conrad Electronics]'''
:Sells electronic and computer components, electrical devices, model aircraft etc.

=====Clothes=====
'''[http://www.hm.com/de/ H&M]'''
:Sells a wide selection of fashionable clothes which are a little more flashier than those avaliable at C&A.  Expect the prices to reflect that, but it's still not that expensive.
'''[http://www.cunda.de/ C&A]'''
:Sells a wide selection of clothes at resonable prices.  Check the basement level for the best deals and be on the lookout for red mark-down signs.
'''[http://www.hirmer-muenchen.de/ Hirmer]'''
:one of Munich's traditional men's outfitters.
'''[http://www.konen.de/ Konen]
:another traditional Munich clothing store, with 140 years of history.

=====Books=====
'''[http://www.hugendubel.de/ Hugendubel]'''
:With a huge location right on Marienplatz this bookstore sells books on every subject in the German language.  There is a fair selection of '''English books''' to be found at the English Hugendubel '''near Odeonsplatz'''.  Coming from Odeonsplatz turn right on the street in front of the entrance to the indoor shopping area.  The English store is on the right hand side of the next corner.
'''[http://www.geobuch.de/ GEOBUCH]'''
:The best travel bookstore in town with every guidebook and map imaginable.  Be sure to check the tables outside for marked-down guidebooks.  English titles avaliable.

====Museums====
'''[http://www.residenz-muenchen.de/ Residenz]''' / 9am - 6pm Apr - Mid Oct, 9am - 8pm Thu, 10am - 4pm Mid Oct - Mar; Adult €7 / Concession €6 for museum OR treasury, Adult €11 / Concession €9 for both 
:There are two museums in one: the treasury exhibiting various crowns and religious insignia, and the Residence Museum, a reconstruction of the Wittelsbach Palace with over hundred richly decorated rooms. This often overlooked palace and now museum dates back to 1385, and was home to the ruling Wittelbach's Family until 1918.  Well worth the entry fee which includes a free audio tour.  Don't forget to check out the holy relics room which includes mummies of babies dating back to the time of christ. Allow at least one hour for the treasury and two hours for the palace museum.
[http://www.schloesser-bayern.de/englisch/palace/objects/ny_schl.htm Nymphenburg Palace]
:While the surrounding park is beautiful and extensive, the palace itself is rather small and can be seen in around 30mins without the audio guide.  If you have seen or plan to see the Residenz, then skip the palace and see King Ludwig's golden horse carriage at the Marstall next door.

* [http://www.spielzeugmuseum-muenchen.de/ Toy Museum (Spielzeugmuseum)]: 10am - 5:30pm; Adult €3 / Concession €1
* [http://www.stadtmuseum-online.de/ City Museum (Stadtmuseum)]: 10am - 6pm, closed Mon; Adult €4 / Concession €2
* [http://www.juedisches-museum-muenchen.de Munich Jewish Museum (Münchner Jüdisches Museum)]: 10am - 6pm, closed Mon; Adult €6 / Concession €3
* Bier & Oktoberfestmuseum: 1pm - 5pm, Tue - Sat; Adult €4 / Concession €2.50
* Residency Treasury: 9am - 6pm, 9am - 8pm Thu; Adult €6 / Concession €5 / Under 18 w/ parents Free
* Eqyptian Art Museum: 9am - 5pm Tue - Fri, 7 - 9pm Tue, 10am - 5pm Sat & Sun; Adult €5 / Concession €4
* [http://www.pinakothek.de/alte-pinakothek/ Alte Pinakotehk]: 10am - 5pm, ext 8pm Tue, closed Mon; Adult €5 / Child €3.50 / Sun €1

====Sporting Activities====

=====Aquatics=====
Munich maintains a number of well-equipped public [http://www.swm.de/english/m-baeder/indoor-pools.html indoor swimming pools] with extensive opening hours and separate [http://www.swm.de/english/m-baeder/sauna.html sauna areas]. In summer, there are also several [http://www.swm.de/english/m-baeder/outdoor-pools.html outdoor pools].

'''[http://www.swm.de/de/produkte/mbaeder/hallenbaeder/volksbad.html Müller´sches Volksbad]''' / Rosenheimer Straße 1 81667 München / [http://www.swm.de/de/produkte/mbaeder/hallenbaeder/volksbad/volksbadplan.html Map]
:This unique bathing temple built in Art Nouveau style opened in 1901 as a bath for the common people (who at that time didn't have a bathroom at home), and is one of Europe's most beautiful swimming pools. 
:Swimming: Daily 7:30am - 11pm, Sauna: Daily 9am - 11pm, Swiss Baths: Mon 5:30pm - 8:30pm / Wed - Fri 8am - 1:30pm
:Admission for Pool: €4.00 (no time limit), Swiss Bath w/ Sauna: €14.90 (4 Hrs)
'''[http://www.therme-erding.de/ Therme Erding]''' / S2 to Erding, then Bus 550 or 560
:Europe's biggest thermal spa.  
:Water Park: 2hrs €12, 4hrs €16, Day €22 w/ Thermal Bath: 2hrs €15, 4hrs €19, Day €25  w/ Sauna: 3hrs €22.50, 5hrs €26.50, Day €31

=====Bowling=====
'''[http://www.isarbowling.de/ Isar Bowling]''' / Martin Luther Strasse 22 81539 München / [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=de&geocode=&q=Martin+Luther+Strasse+22++81539+M%C3%BCnchen&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=35.357014,56.601563&ie=UTF8&ll=48.114036,11.576564&spn=0.007278,0.013819&z=16&iwloc=addr Map]
:Disco and Moonlight bowling nights.  Daily Special 11:00 - 14:00, €1.60 per game(each person).