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It doesn't have to be Oktoberfest to enjoy a break in Munich. Bavaria's capital is open for business all year-round, with dazzling museums, world-class sport, and enough historical attractions to keep visitors busy for weeks. Even better, it's really easy to take the train from Rome to Munich. So there's no better time to brush up your German and see what Munich has in store.
Every day, Italo and OBB Nightjet offer services that cross the Alps via Switzerland. These trains come with enough legroom to relax and stretch out as well as onboard dining. While the journey may take a minimum of 9 hours, you can dine, enjoy a glass of wine, and log onto WiFi as you travel.
After arriving at Munich Hauptbahnhof, how you fill your time is up to you. Catch a football match at the Allianz Arena, tour the famous beer halls of old Munich, or check out the latest innovations and historical models at BMW Welt. From tech heads to sports fanatics, Munich has it all. Read on for journey FAQs and train times to plan your German adventure today.
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