About City

Munich Is The Capital And Most Populous City Of Bavaria, The Second Most Populous German Federal State. With A Population Of Around 1.5 Million, It Is The Third-Largest City In Germany, After Berlin And Hamburg, And Thus The Largest Which Does Not Constitute Its Own State, As Well As The 12th-Largest City In The European Union. The City Is A Global Centre Of Art, Science, Technology, Finance, Publishing, Culture, Innovation, Education, Business, And Tourism And Enjoys A Very High Standard And Quality Of Living, Reaching First In Germany.

Geography

Munich Lies On The Elevated Plains Of Upper Bavaria, About 50 Km North Of The Northern Edge Of The Alps, At An Altitude Of About 520 M ASL. The Local Rivers Are The Isar And The Würm. Munich Is Situated In The Northern Alpine Foreland.

Climate

By Köppen Classification Templates And Updated Data The Climate Is Oceanic, Independent Of The Isotherm But With Some Humid Continental Features Like Warm To Hot Summers And Cold Winters, But Without Permanent Snow Cover. The Proximity To The Alps Brings Higher Volumes Of Rainfall And Consequently Greater Susceptibility To Flood Problems. Studies Of Adaptation To Climate Change And Extreme Events Are Carried Out; One Of Them Is The Isar Plan Of The EU Adaptation Climate. The City Center Lies between Both Climates, While the Airport Of Munich Has A Humid Continental Climate. The Warmest Month, On Average, Is July. The Coolest Is January.

Religion

About 45% Of Munich's Residents Are Not Affiliated With Any Religious Group; This Ratio Represents The Fastest Growing Segment Of The Population. As In The Rest Of Germany, The Roman Catholic And Protestant Churches Have Experienced A Continuous Decline In Membership.

Parks

Munich Is A Densely-Built City But Still Offers Numerous Public Parks. The Englischer Garten, Close To The City Centre And Covering An Area Of 3.7 Km² Is Larger Than Central Park In New York City, Is One Of The World's Largest Urban Public Parks. It Contains A Naturist (Nudist) Area, Numerous Bicycle And Jogging Tracks As Well As Bridle-Paths.

Museums

The Deutsches Museum Or German Museum, Located On An Island In The River Isar, Is The Largest And One Of The Oldest Science Museums In The World. Three Redundant Exhibition Buildings That Are Under A Protection Order Were Converted To House The Verkehrsmuseum, Which Houses The Land Transport Collections Of The Deutsches Museum. 

Transportation

Munich Has An Extensive Public Transport System Consisting Of An Underground Metro, Trams, Buses And High-Speed Rail. Munich Is The Hub Of A Well-Developed Regional Transportation System, Including The Second-Largest Airport In Germany And The Berlin–Munich High-Speed Railway, Which Connects Munich To The German Capital City With A Journey Time Of About 4 Hours.The Bavarian State Government Granted A License To Expand Oberpfaffenhofen Air Station Located West Of Munich, For Commercial Use.Despite Being 110 Km (68 Mi) From Munich, Memmingen Airport Has Been Advertised As Airport Munich West. After 2005, Passenger Traffic Of Nearby Augsburg Airport Was Relocated To Munich Airport, Leaving The Augsburg Region Of Bavaria Without An Air Passenger Airport Within Close Reach.

Tourists Places

Munich Residenz

Marienplatz and The Neues Rathaus

Frauenkirche

Asamkirche (Asam Church)

Englischer Garten (English Garden)

Peterskirche (St. Peter's Church)

Nymphenburg Palace

Art Museums in The Kunstareal District

Cuvilliés Theater

 Deutsches Museum

Viktualienmarkt

BMW Museum

The Theatine Church Of St. Cajetan

Tierpark Hellabrunn (Hellabrunn Zoo)

Michaelskirche (St. Michael's Church)

The Olympic Park