Holiday rentals and lettings in Munich

Holiday rentals and lettings in Munich

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Highlights in Munich

  • Marienplatz Square
  • St. Peter’s Church
  • Residenz Palace
  • Frauenkirche
  • Krone Circus

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Prices and availability

Current Holiday letting prices Munich

£179for 7 Dec - 14 Dec
£203 annual average
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Current holiday letting availability Munich

28%for 7 Dec - 14 Dec
54% annual average
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Holiday rentals and lettings in Munich

Strategic located lettings for everybody

Accommodations close to Marienplatz are ideal if you want to be close to everything that the city has to offer. Old Town and its surrounding areas sit at the heart of Munich’s culinary scene and if you are a fan of luxury shopping, there is plenty of exclusive boutiques. Dancing? The nightlife is varied and rich, and extremely safe. Then, to the south of the city, spacious lettings will have you wondering if you really are in a buzzing and modern European city. In a nutshell, great options are available depending on the type of holiday that you wish to enjoy. Munich accommodates all.

Warm and comfortable lettings and accommodations

Accommodation options range from cosy to glamorous. Great taste is put into every detail regardless of budget restrictions. Whether you are travelling on your own and simply require a basic room in the heart of the city, or accompanied by a group of friends who, in-between urban adventures, wish to relax in a pleasant garden by a pool, Munich has countless options at your disposal. It is possible to choose between traditional properties with romantic attics, and modern lofts overflowing with natural sunlight. Properties which include gardens usually have BBQ equipment at the guests’ disposal, so that even in a modern city visitors will feel, at times, that they are enjoying all the perks of a small town. Picture pools in summer and warm fires in winter.

Holidays in Munich

The area and getting around

Proud capital of Bavaria

Munich is the capital of the state of Bavaria and has a very distinct personality. Sitting atop gentle plains to the north of the Alps, the heart of Munich is at Marienplatz square, from which four royal avenues crisscross urban areas. A large metropolitan region encompasses the area where visitors usually focus on, the grounds nearby Old Town. Isar River, tributary to the legendary Danube, refreshes the urban landscape and even allows for water sports (like river surfing!). The city portrays a mixture of historic and modern architecture, new and medieval landmarks resting shoulder to shoulder. Munich is the perfect base for easy access to other relatively close German hotspots, such a Nuremberg and Stuttgart.

A bunch of experiences with traditional events and interesting spots

Many identify Munich with its most famous festival: Oktoberfest. In truth, it is simply one of the many drinking and dining events held in the city throughout the year. True enough, however, Oktoberfest is the largest beer festival in the world, attracting a crowd of over 6 million from the end of September through early October. Speaking of superb gastronomy, Viktualienmarkt is the most popular market for fresh food and delicatessen, and an ideal location to try a local specialty: the Weißwurst or “white sausage”. It is traditionally eaten only before noon, served with sweet mustard and pretzels. But that is not all. Munich is fantastic in terms of the learning experiences visitors have access to. Cultural cathedrals like the Deutsche Museum or Alte Pinakothek can be appreciated by all ages, as well as a near infinite number of Gothic churches and palaces.

Travellers and activities

Munich for nature lovers

In addition to the large pedestrian walkways available for hiking lovers, visitors in good shape may choose to explore any number of public parks, the largest of which is Englischer Garten. With 370 hectares of lawns, groves, waterways and even a lake (and a naturist area!) your choices are endless when choosing a route. Some call it the “green lung” of Munich. Bike, Segway and E-scooter tours can be booked daily to put a spin on traditional sightseeing. And who says that you cannot enjoy water sports in one of most continental cities in Europe? Travellers may enjoy river surfing by riding the legendary Eisbach wave, day and night and throughout the year.

Munich for culture enthusiasts

Urban adventurers shall never cease to be amazed by the place. Munich’s Kunstareal is a cluster of museums full of masterpieces. The Deutsche Museum is located on an island in the river Isar and is the largest and one of the oldest science museums in the world. Important art galleries like the Alte Pinakothek feature works by art giants such as Peter Paul Rubens, Albrecht Dürer, Leonardo da Vinci and Rembrandt, to name a few. The Bavarian State Orchestra and Bavarian State Opera are of international reputation. Baroque churches embellish every block. In other words, beauty and cultural heights in abundance.

The city is nicknamed “secret capital” in reference to its significant role in German economy, politics and culture.

Top 5 spots in Munich

1. Be in the hub: Marienplatz Square

This public square marks the very centre of the city. It is a large open space crowned by the Marian column from which it takes its name. On its sides, the structures of the Old and New Town Halls stand proudly with pinnacles, arches and statues of the first Bavarian kings. Where Marienplatz now stands there used to be a medieval fortification, of which nowadays nothing but three gates remain. One of these gates (named Karlstor) leads to another grand square by the Palace of Justice.

2. Old St. Peter’s Church

The oldest church in Munich, predating even the city’s official foundation in 1158. It was destroyed by a fire in the 12th century and rebuilt with the inclusion of Gothic elements. Now it has become a mixture of Renaissance and Baroque art. From the top of its highest tower, after climbing its 299 steps, travellers are rewarded with breathtaking views of the surrounding region and city landmarks. Even the Alps may be seen on a clear day!

3. The glorious Residenz Palace

Construction began in 1385 on the edge of Munich’s Old Town. It is nothing less than Germany’s largest urban palace, home to the National Treasury and a splendid Rococo theatre. Many visits are required in order to appreciate the structure in all its glory. The palace is comprised of 130 rooms and an Italian Renaissance courtyard, a lavish banquet hall and many, many secrets. Want to know about them?

4. The famous Frauenkirche

Perhaps the best-known building in the city and the site of a magnificent cathedral. Built in the 15th century, features a pair of towers with oval domes and constitutes an indisputable Munich landmark. In fact, it is so highly recognized as a symbol of the city that no other new building is permitted to exceed its 109-metre height. The church has a notoriously humble design, few windows and unadorned walls which inspire awe in a non pretentious manner.

5. Fun at the Krone Circus

One of the largest circuses in Europe and one of very few to occupy a building of its own. It was founded in 1905 by Carl Krone, who made a reality of the maxim “entrepreneur spirit, love of animals and absolute seriousness”. Five thousand people may attend a show simultaneously, seated under the most modern and expensive circus tent in the world. Awake your inner child and enjoy the show!

Information about holiday lettings in Munich

🏡 Holiday lettings available: 188 properties.
💳 Discount available: up to -45%.
🌙 Minimum price per night: from £42.
⭐ Most popular amenities: Wi-Fi, balcony and air conditioning.
🐾 Pet-friendly: 76 properties.
📶 For workation: 96% of the properties.
👩‍👩‍👧‍👦 For families: 9% of the properties.

FAQs: Holiday Rentals & Lettings in Munich

Which amenities are offered at the holiday lettings in Munich?

Among the facilities offered by Holidu, it seems that the holiday lettings in Munich contain everything that tourists search for! Here, holiday lettings generally offer a variety of amenities, the most popular being: Wi-Fi (98%), balcony (54%), and air conditioning (45%)... Not bad, right?

How do travellers usually rate holiday lettings in Munich?

Judging by last year's information, most holiday lettings in Munich receive a score of fewer than 4.5 stars. It may therefore be not so easy for you to find well-rated accommodation.

Are the holiday lettings in Munich suitable for travellers and their pets?

Certainly! In Munich, 51% of the holiday lettings offer the possibility for travellers to take their pets with them, and 24% also have a garden!

Do the holiday lettings in Munich generally offer Wi-Fi?

Of course! According to last year's data, 98% of holiday lettings in Munich have an internet connection. You will be able to browse the internet at any time!

How much does it cost for holiday lettings in Munich?

A high percentage of holiday lettings in Munich (85%) cost less than £100 per night. This is the perfect destination for finding a budget-friendly holiday letting!

Do the holiday lettings in Munich generally have a swimming pool?

It's not common. Judging by last year's information, most of the holiday lettings in Munich don't have one.

Are the holiday lettings in Munich suitable for trips with friends or better for a holiday as a couple?

According to the information collected last year, 60% of holiday lettings are made for up to four travellers. Approximately 21% of the holiday lettings here include at least two separate bedrooms. Munich is the perfect destination for small groups of friends!

When planning a luxurious holiday in Munich, are holiday lettings a good choice?

Sure! The holiday lettings in Munich are quite well-equipped. However, if you are looking for unique accommodation, we advise you not to wait too long to reserve, since the availability of accommodation fills up quickly. Out of all accommodations in Munich, 3% have a pool, 24% have a garden and 9% have a sauna. Also, if you are looking for a spacious property, 60% of the holiday lettings can accommodate groups of more than four adults, and 24% have green spots in the surrounding area.

Do the holiday lettings in Munich offer outdoor space to enjoy?

54% of holiday lettings have a balcony or terrace, and 27% have a view. However, this does not represent the majority of properties here, so availability can be limited. If this is a priority for you, you should start your research early. Also, don't forget to use the filters to be sure to find what you are looking for. However, 24% of holiday lettings in Munich have gardens, where you can enjoy the outdoors.

At which time of the year it is best to travel to Munich?

The characteristics of the holiday lettings in Munich show that it is a holiday destination that can adapt to all tastes and times of the year. This is because there are very varied options, with all the characteristics one can imagine. Therefore, you will be able to enjoy Munich in comfort all year round.