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Flights to Munich can only mean one thing: beer! And you can be sure that there is plenty of it in Bavaria. Munich is famous around the world for its yearly festival, its architecture and its Bavarian culture which differs so much from the rest of Germany. How do you get to Munich on a budget? Search for cheap flights on liligo.com! Start by launching a search. Use the filters to customise your results to fit your trip. For example: number of stopovers, preferred airports, budget, departure/arrival times, etc. Start looking for flights as far in advance as you can. Whether you fly low cost or with a regular airline you can find cheap flights to Munich year-round. They may be cheaper for weekend jaunts because Munich is a business-travel destination. Cheap flights to Oktoberfest, you can forget about it unless you search early.

Oktoberfest, museums and general tips for visiting Munich

The first Oktoberfest took place in 1810. It was mostly a horse-racing affair until the late 1890s when beer was introduced... and the rest is history! In a typical year 6.1 million litres of beer is drunk and almost 400,000 sausages eaten. The tents may be overcrowded but it's an experience of a lifetime. Munich has high-class museums, some even argue that they're better than those in Berlin. For car lovers, the BMW Museum is a must-see. For modern and contemporary art, the Museum Bandhorst. The Deutsches Museum is one of the largest technical museums in the world. It's all about hands on exhibits and interacting with the displays. You need at least an entire day to see the whole museum.

When visiting Munich, don't miss out on the parks, hidden museums, palaces and the subtleties of the Bavarian culture. Wandering around the city is a great way to explore, with no map in your hands. Find yourself in the Englischer Garten, as featured in many of Thomas Mann's stories. Enjoy a pint among locals in Hirschgarten, the largest beer garden in Munich. Baroque architecture has its place in Munich. The Schloss Nymphenburg, Schloss Dachau and the Schloss Schliessheim may require trips out of the city but they're worth it. Consider finding cheap flights to Munich a one-way ticket to discovering great culture, drinking the world's best beers and touring the best museums this country has to offer!

Practical information

Munich International Airport (MUC) is the second largest airport in Germany. There are two terminals, the second is used by Lufthansa and its partner airlines. All others use Terminal 1. Munich's airport is considered the best in Europe, another good reason to book flights to Munich rather than elsewhere in Bavaria. Munich, by global standards, is extremely safe for travellers, Germany's safest city at least. With a little common sense (don't leave your camera/bag unattended, don't wander through dark parks at night...) travellers can enjoy a hiccup-free trip to Munich. Munich is so international, you're not likely to be victim of any crime against tourists or foreigners.