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We have 41 hostels in Munich with an average rating of 8.1 based on 93,805 reviews

About Munich

Munich is probably best known for Oktoberfest, which attracts more than 6 million visitors to the city every year. What you might not know is that Bavaria’s capital is a hub of culture, blending neo-classical architecture with street art and city-centre palaces with alpine lakes just outside the city.

Hostels in Munich are the perfect option if you’re looking for cheap accommodation that offers a long list of added extras, like all-you-can-eat breakfast, games rooms for meeting other backpackers and onsite bars. There are also a few hostels in Munich that offer camping during Oktoberfest.

Your priority might be finding the best prices, in which case you can find cheap hostels in Munich within walking distance of the city centre, Hauptbahnhof station and all the best attractions. If not, you can always spend a bit more and stay in a private room to guarantee a good night’s sleep.

Most of the hostels in Munich are just outside Altstad, which gives you easy access to all of the city’s main attractions. It also puts you within walking distance of Maxvorstadt, which is home to many of the best museums and galleries. It’s also close to the university so you’ll be able to find all kinds of places to eat and drink on a budget – plus a much younger crowd.

A visit to Munich wouldn’t be complete without a walk around Marienplatz, the market centre of the city where you can see the New Town Hall. After you’ve explored the local area, refresh yourself with a Bavarian beer at the Hofbräuhaus beer hall, which dates back to the 16^th^ century.

If you want to get away from the city for a day, hop on the U-bahn and head out to Olympiapark. On summer days you can take a blanket and bottle of wine to the top of Olympic Hill and listens to concerts for free. For any car fanatics, the nearby BMW museum is worth a visit as well.

Another one of Munich’s unmissable sights is Neuschwanstein Castle, which is 5 kilometers away from the town of Füssen, which you can reach via public transport in about 2 hours. It’s well worth the effort to see the castle that inspired Walt Disney to create the Magic Kingdom.

Munich city centre is full of pedestrian zones, and you can reach all of the tourist attractions foot, which is one of the best ways to see the city. There’s also an extensive network of cycle paths, which makes cycling another great way to explore the city at your pace and get a bit of exercise.

Another option is the excellent public transport in Munich, which includes buses, trams, the S-Bahn and the U-Bahn. You can buy your tickets from the blue machines marked with a yellow “K”, or you can find one of the kiosks dotted around. If you’re making multiple journeys, a day pass is easiest.