Double bedroom Munich Apartment by Bogenhausen Region, Munich
Bogenhausen, Munich, Germany

Details of Double bedroom Munich Apartment by Bogenhausen Region

This spacious, quiet two double bedroom Munich holiday apartment located in one of the fanciest areas- Prinzregenten square in Bogenhausen, is part of a freshly renovated historic building built in 1911. The elegant building invites its residents and guests with a red carpet treatment at the entrance stairs and leads to a very delightful apartment. The decor and the interiors of the bedrooms are very interesting and display an arched wall behind the large double beds with sophisticated French headrests with two sleek wooden side tables. A chic ceiling lamp descends over the bed convenient for reading at night and the wall-hanging flat screen TV offering domestic and international channels is great for entertainment. The rich wooden double French closets with a large mirror in its centre are placed next to the bed. The master bedroom being even more spacious includes a rich fancy large sofa seating arrangement which may be used as a bed. Two additional people can be accommodated. The bathroom is located in the well lit hallway and has good toilet fittings and includes a sink, toilet and shower cabin. The rooms maintain their privacy with a nice hallway that separates them from the kitchen and dining area, which are nicely integrated into each other. The dining area for four, hosts a rich wooden French round table with elegant chairs with silk tapestry. The kitchen is very well equipped with all appliances and gadgets for a satisfying stay. Free high speed internet, bikes and parking are included in the stay

Neighbourhood and Location of Double bedroom Munich Apartment by Bogenhausen Region

The apartment is a walk away from the city centre, 50m away from the underground station Prinzregentenplatz (U4) and to the museum's bus line (100). The Munich Trade Fair Centre is only twenty minutes away and the airport about Forty five minutes away. The apartment further has the convenience of supermarkets, access to Restaurants with International cuisines such as Indian, Italian, Chinese and Greek, and has a chocolate bakery in the close vicinity. The Prinzregententheater, or Prince Regent's Theatre, is a theatre and opera house that has hosted some of the world’s most famous Premiers. The historic building is located nearby at 12 Prinzregentenplatz and was designed by Max Littmann and opened on 21st August, 1901 with a production of "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg" by Richard Wagner. Interesting places to visit in Munich are the Marienplatz, in the central square and the heart of Munich known for historic buildings, churches, landmarks and houses and the Mariensäule- the Marian Column topped with the golden statue of Virgin Mary. Few steps away from Marienplatz is the bustling Viktualienmarkt, Munich's daily outdoor farmers market with 140 colorful booths offering a great variety of fresh and regional food. At the edge of Munich's old town lies the Residence- one of the best European museums of interior decoration and the former royal palace of the Bavarian Monarchs. Northeast of the Munich Residence is Munich’s largest park- the English Garden- bigger than Central Park in New York. The day can be spent enjoying paddling a boat, strolling along wooden paths or visiting one of its traditional beer gardens and watching surfers on the currents of the waterway called Eisbach. West of the English Garden is a unique ensemble of three museums, each of them highlighting a different period in European art: The Alte Pinakothek with over 800 European masterpieces from the Middle Ages to the end of the Rococo and exhibits the biggest Rubens collection. The Neue Pinakothek features art and sculpture from the late 18th to the beginning of the 20th century and includes paintings from Caspar David Friedrich and French impressionists. The Pinakothek der Moderne spotlights art of the 20th century, including photography and video. The Olympic Stadium of Munich can not be missed. Built for the 1972 Summer Olympics, known for its futuristic design at the time with sweeping and transparent canopies of acrylic glass modeled on the Alps mak

Additional Information of Double bedroom Munich Apartment by Bogenhausen Region

Final cleaning charges apply. The apartment is not available during Oktoberfest. Pets are considered.