"MUNICH- THE CAPITAL OF BAVARIA" a Munich Travel Page by kmohandas

Munich, the third largest city in Germany (after Berlin and Hamberg) is one of the most ideal tourist spot people like to visit. World's largest beer festival is held here in the month of October every year. The city is also famous for it's music, concerts & orchestras, museums, monuments, gradenns etc. Munich is rightly called "The City With A Heart" (Die Welt Stadt Mit Herz).

The Olympic Park in Munich was constructed for 1972 Olympiyard. Olympic Park continues to be a unique site that is full of life. Here a leisure and event centre has been established that has won worldwide acclaim. Millions of visiters come to see this park every year.
The Olympic Park in Munich is impressive with its outstanding architecture and it is still in keeping with the times. It still continues to be filled with life everyday. Every year over five million people come to the Olympic Park to watch the numerous sports events and lively entertainment programs.
The Olympic Park in Munich attracts tourists, admirers of unique architecture and sports lovers. Many people come here to spend their leisure time here. People from all over Europe come here to see concerts, sports events. The Olympic Park Munich is a unique piece of architecture with lively events throughout the year. This is perhaps the most lively Olympic Park in the world.

The Englischer Garten or "English Garden" is a large urban public park. It stretches from the city center to the northeastern city limits of Munich. It was founded in1789 by Benjamin Thomson. With an area covering 3.7 km² the Englischer Garten is one of the world's largest urban public parks.
It is bigger than New York's famous Central park but smaller thanRichmond Park in London, which is the biggest city park in Europe. The name refers to the style of gardening; the term English Garden used outside of the English speaking world to refer to the style of informal Landscape Gardeningwhich was popular in the UK from the mid 18th century to the early 19th century.