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Popular amenities for Munich holiday rentals

Kitchen
Wifi
Pool
Free parking on premises
Air conditioning

Stay near Munich's top sights

Theresienwiese450 locals recommend
Olympiapark632 locals recommend
Allianz Arena229 locals recommend
Munich Central Station58 locals recommend
Münchner Oktoberfest531 locals recommend
Pinakothek der Moderne517 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Munich

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Guest house in Brannenburg
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 35 reviews

Luxury sunny private garden apartment with terrace

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Flat in Jengen
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 32 reviews

Great apartment in the country!

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Holiday home in Kiefersfelden
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 23 reviews

Spacious apartment Brünnstein

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Cottage in Riegsee
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 13 reviews

Boutique vacation home opened in May 2024

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Flat in Kössen
5 out of 5 average rating, 13 reviews

the country house 1896

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Flat in Markt Schwaben
5 out of 5 average rating, 61 reviews

Conveniently located stylish oasis

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Flat in Gröbenzell
5 out of 5 average rating, 4 reviews

Sam's Homestay

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Flat in Bayrischzell
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 6 reviews

Homely Stay Alpine Panorama Chalet with its own sauna

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Quick stats about holiday rentals in Munich

  • Total rentals

    12K properties

  • Total number of reviews

    238K reviews

  • Family-friendly rentals

    2K properties are a good fit for families

  • Pet-friendly rentals

    1.7K properties allow pets

  • Rentals with a pool

    90 properties have a pool

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    4.6K properties have a dedicated workspace

Your guide to Munich

Welcome to Munich

Munich is often called the land of laptops and lederhosen — a place whose embrace of both tradition and technology has seen it ranked as one of the world’s most livable cities. It might be famous for hosting Oktoberfest, the world’s biggest folk festival, but the rest of the year there’s a quiet ease about the Bavarian capital, where the beer gardens are family-friendly and the women still dress in dirndl dresses for special occasions. No building within its medieval walls is allowed to reach higher than the church towers of its Frauenkirche, and Munich feels as much a village as a city.

Its urban parks, like the spectacular Englischer Garten, are complemented by the mountains that surround it on all sides. From the hearty joys of football, taverns, and sausage and chips to the baroque beauties of the Asam Church — not to mention watching the famous giant carillon clock in the Marienplatz, the 12th-century heart of the city — Munich abounds in simple, yet ecstatic pleasures.

The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Munich

Munich attracts lots of visitors in high summer, when its closeness to the mountains makes it a popular vacation destination. In September, millions of people arrive from across the globe for the Oktoberfest 16-day celebration of Bavarian culture. If you’re not joining the throng, it can be better to time to rent one of the city’s apartments earlier in the fall, or even in spring, when temperatures here are usually milder than in the north of Germany. There’s plenty to experience during the colder months too, such as the parties and balls of Fasching, the citywide carnival that runs from January to March.

Top things to do in Munich

The River Isar

You can’t really miss it: The river splits the city from southwest to northeast. There are more than 1,000 bridges connecting the two sides, and locals bathe, swim, fish, and enjoy themselves in its waters. Its most extraordinary feature is the Eisbach, or Ice Stream, a manmade river that experienced surfers can enjoy year-round. You can also rent a canoe and make your own way between its banks.

Glockenbachviertel

Formerly the Jewish quarter, then home to the city’s gay and lesbian community, this Munich neighborhood has emerged as one of the city’s most photogenic spots, thanks to its colorful residences, trendy bars, foodie haunts, and independent boutiques. Gärtnerplatz, a short walk away, is home to the city’s elegant 19th-century opera house.

Müllersches Volksbad

With its baroque exterior and Art Nouveau décor, Müllersches Volksbad (built in 1901) is one of the most eye-catching public swimming pools in the world. To get into the true Bavarian spirit, ditch your clothes and head for the sauna. The practice of Freikörperkultur (free body culture) means that public nudity is not uncommon in Munich, where parks have special FKK areas where it’s acceptable to go naked.

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