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Introduction
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Munich is a city of art and culture. It has innumerable monuments, and more museums than any other city in Germany. In quality, its collections even surpass those of Berlin. The Wittelsbachs (the ruling family of Europe from approximately the 13th century to the early 20th century) were great collectors--some might say pillagers--and have left behind a city full of treasures.
Go to Munich to have fun and to enjoy the relaxed lifestyle, the friendly ambience, and the wealth of activities, sightseeing, and cultural events. You'll never be at a loss for something to do or see here. Munich is stocked with so many treasures that any visitor who plans to "do" the city in a day or two will not only miss out on many major sights but will also fail to grasp the city's spirit and absorb its special flavor. That said, we've outlined a few itineraries if you absolutely can't spend a good deal of time in this special city.
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