MunichExperiences
Experiences
Quietly tucked away in a side street, yet centrally located near the famed Maximilianstrasse, Mandarin Oriental, Munich is an elegant gem, combining timeless, sophisticated charm with a contemporary, modern design and subtle Oriental accents. We offer our guests a wide array of bespoke experiences for all interests - exceeding each and every expectation. Explore all the opulence Munich has to offer with its traditional Bavarian vibe and historic connection which makes the city an ultimate destination for all travel enthusiasts.
The BMW Experience
Munich is the headquarters of BMW, and the spectacular BMW Welt is a combined exhibition space, delivery centre, adventure museum, and event venue, with around 125 of the brand's most iconic automobiles, motorcycles and engines on show. There is a treasure chest of stories in this place full of history...
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Free as a Bird
Free as a bird? At Tegernsee, the dream of flight becomes a reality as you take to the sky in a paraglider. A specially trained private guide will set you up for a once-in-a-lifetime, bird’s-eye-view experience of this breathtaking lake and Alpine peaks.
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Gourmet Tour with Selected Specialities
Take a tour of Munich’s food market, including the legendary Cheese House, with its exquisite Bavarian cheeses, alongside Bavarian delicacies such as ham and sausage, and an espresso and pastry shop to sample some chocolate specialities. A must for connoisseurs of good food.
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Mixology at Mahjong Roof Garden
Create your own drinks using a range of liquors, spirits, syrups, fresh fruit, juices and, of course, shakers, while enjoying the best view over Munich, from MO Munich’s stunning and newly refurbished Mahjong Roof Garden. With mixologist guides sharing their secrets, the sky’s the limit.
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Munich and its past under the regime of the Third Reich
Munich is closely associated with the dark shadow of a Nazi past, and this tour takes in some of the significant sites of that history, including the Haus der Kunst, now a modern art gallery, the first monumental building of the National Socialist regime when it opened in 1937.
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