Munich
The capital city of Southern Germany
Munich, Germany’s third largest city, is located in Southern Germany, north of the Bavarian Alps on the River Isar.
It’s Germany’s wealthiest state and home to thousands of the world’s biggest companies.
It’s a modern innovative, forward-thinking city driven by technology and innovation yet it’s deeply traditional too.
As well as being one of Germany’s most popular tourist destinations, it’s also Germany’s most prosperous city which is routinely listed in the top 10 global quality-of-life rankings.
The city’s motto is ‘München mag Dich’, or ‘Munich Likes You”.
The city is full of warmth and feels like a fairytale German village but is also home to stunning architecture and historical buildings.
It’s renowned for its architecture, fine culture, the annual Oktoberfest beer celebration, its vibrant cultural scene and its museums.
There’s designer shops, art galleries, medieval churches, dynastic palaces, historic theatres and riverside cafes - so there’s always something to do.
You can stroll from museum to cathedral down adorable lanes and half-timbered houses and there’s a multitude of trendy cafes full of life and of course, plenty of beer gardens to enjoy whilst sipping at a lovely german beer.
Munich’s ability to stay at the forefront of technological developments and maintain its cultural heritage is often summarised in the characterisation as a city of “laptop and lederhosen”.
Germany Healthcare
Munich excels in being a leading destination for international patients.
It has some of the world’s leading medical experts with a huge experience in their respective medical fields.
The medical centres are state-of-the-art and they continually invest in advanced medical equipment which ensures patients receive the very best form of treatment.
The medical specialists perform innovative techniques, usually in advance of many other countries which makes Munich a front runner in healthcare with a prestigious reputation worldwide.
