Germania Hotel
Germania Hotel
Schwanthalerstr. 28 Munich, Germany
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Location :
Bahnhof Sud
Rooms :
97
The well known Germania Hotel Munich is situated directly in the vibrant centre of the city, between the central railway station and the Deutscher Theatre (German Theatre). Germania offers 97 well-furnished and equipped guestrooms with facilities such as IDD telephone, refrigerator, TV and hairdryer. This three-star rated establishment provides fine services along with meeting rooms, bar/lounge and a new bistro. Car parking spaces are available as well.
from € 55
per night
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per night
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Triple/Quad occupancy may include an extra bed for some room types.
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Strong Beer Season: traditionally, monks in Munich would brew a strong and nutritious beer after Fasching which is supposed to help strengthen the bodies of Lenten fasters. Prominent breweries unveil the season's strong beer after Ash Wednesday, and the tradition continues over four weeks.
Walpurgis Festival: celebrated on the last evening of April throughout the towns and villages of the Harz Mountains, Walpurgis is a ghoulish event that bears a slight resemblance to Halloween. Some communities light bonfires to usher in the spring weather.
Munich's world renown beer festival originally began as a horse race, but is now a complete cultural celebration.