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This apartment is located not far from the city's Old Town district and just 45 km from the airport. Munich is the third-largest city in Germany, so it's important to know how to use the metro and other means of public t...
 
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Living space 50m2
 
 
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Goethe
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In the middle of Munich, directly by the central station, this well-furnished two-bedroom apartment is approx. 80 m² and situated on the 7th Floor (with an elevator). It has a bedroom (double bed 160x200 cm), another bed...
 
Night from 141 €
Living space 80m2
 
 
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Munich
As the capital of Bavaria, Munich is home to well over a million people in the urban centre alone, with the greater metropolitan districts bringing the population to over six million inhabitants. Situated north from the Bavarian Alps along the Isar River, Munich’s original name, Mönche, means ‘monks’ in High German. This is the reason for the city’s coat-of-arms to bear the picture of a classic monk.