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Work and Play

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In a city that prides itself on efficiency, it is important to get the work done, but you'll probably want to enjoy yourself as soon as you're done. Here is a schedule that won't exhaust you, but will allow you to explore Munich.

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Day 1 - Munich

An overview of Munich that shouldn't exhaust you during your busy schedule. Arabella Sheraton is located close to many of the large companies, but if this is not where your work is you may want to look for a different place to stay. The itinerary of this first day will give you an overview of the city. If you're stuck in meetings, it will be nice to get outside, possibly even get some exercise! If you're more interested in the technical side of Munich, have a look around the BMW Museum. News Bar will offer you a light lunch, and Augustiner is an appropriate place to bring work colleagues or acquaintances. The events mentioned should all be comfortable and enjoyable with someone that you are getting to know, or perhaps already do. If you simply want to relax, go to the Englischer Garten on a nice day and enjoy the beer garden.

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Englischer Garten

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Englischer Garten
Lehel und Schwabing
80538 Munich, Germany

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+49 89 3866 6390

ArabellaSheraton Grand Hotel Munich

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Arabellastr. 6
81925 Munich, Germany

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-89-92640

Königshof

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Karlsplatz 25
Hotel Königshof
80335 Munich, Germany

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49 89 551360

Marienplatz

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Marienplatz 8
80331 Munich, Germany

News Bar

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Amalienstraße 55
Maxvorstadt
80333 Munich, Germany

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49 89 28 1787

Augustiner Großgaststätten

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Neuhauser Straße 27
Innenstadt
80331 Munich, Germany

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49 89 2328 3257

Radius Tours and Bike Rental

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Arnulfstrasse 3
Innenstadt
80335 Munich, Germany

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++49 (0)89 5502 9374

BMW Museum

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Petuelring 130
Milbertshofen
80807 Munich, Germany

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+49 89 3822 3307

Viktualienmarkt

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Viktualienmarkt
Marienplatz
80331 Munich, Germany

Bayerisches Nationalmuseum

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Prinzregentenstrasse 3
Lehel
80538 Munich, Germany

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+49 89 211 2401

Isartor

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Tal 50
80331 Munich, Germany

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+49 (0)89 22 3266

Alter Peter (St. Peter)

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Rindermarkt 1
Innenstadt
80331 Munich, Germany

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+49 89 260 4828

Day 2 - Munich

The Deutsches Museum is huge and is a landmark museum, especially if you want to know the intricate procedure and advances in science, technology, and mechancics. If history is more interesting to you, try the Stadtmuseum. For nature, the Botanische Staatssammlung. Trying to get all three of these done on one day, however, would be quite exhausting. Choose which is most interesting to you. The Bistro Terrine serves French cuisine -- something slightly unusual in Munich. If you are searching for fine taste, stop in. It is also a business appropriate setting. If you have time alone to relax, go to the Therme Erding, but be informed about what you're getting into. Saunas in Germany are usually nude. If you're more comfortable keeping your clothes on, have a look around the beautiful Residenz. The Olympiaturm will give you a view as well as dinner. It is very popular and impressive for business.

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