Camping in Munich is an Experience
Spending your holiday at one of the campsites in Munich or the surrounding area offers a great chance of enjoying good weather. Germany generally has a warmer climate, and in summer, temperatures can easily soar above 30 degrees. A camping holiday in Munich also gives you the perfect opportunity to explore the local region. Many campers bring their bikes to enjoy scenic rides through the beautiful Bavarian countryside.
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A Wide Range of Campsites in Munich
If you’re planning a holiday at one of Munich’s campsites, you’ll find plenty of options. Choose from city campsites that offer a peaceful oasis amidst the vibrant atmosphere of Munich’s centre, or opt for popular family campsites with great facilities for children, such as swimming pools and playgrounds. This allows kids to have fun while parents relax and unwind. Many campsites also offer dedicated pitches for motorhomes, making them ideal for travellers looking for a convenient stopover near Munich.
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Sights and Attractions in Munich
If you're staying at a campsite in Munich, be sure to visit the city and explore its impressive sights.
Frauenkirche
This iconic church, built in the late 15th century, is a true landmark of Munich. The interior is also well worth a visit.
St. Michael's Church
This 16th-century church is home to several grand tombs, including that of King Ludwig II.
Munich Town Hall
Built around 1900, the Munich Town Hall is famous for its striking Glockenspiel.
Castles of the Bavarian Rulers
Near Munich, you’ll find two famous castles that once served as summer residences for the Bavarian royal family, including Nymphenburg Palace and Schleissheim Palace.
Museum Quarter Munich
This area features Munich’s most important museums, all within walking distance of each other. In total, there are nine museums to discover here.
Visit Munich for a Varied Holiday
Choosing a campsite in Munich means a varied holiday for the whole family. Explore the city’s rich history or take a day trip to Austria, as the border is close by. A beautiful journey through the mountains is highly recommended, and you can even travel by train—Munich is a hub for international high-speed trains.
