Hotels in Ludwigsvorstadt - There are plenty of cheap and mid range hotels available here to choose from in Munich Ludwigsvorstadt hotels, whether you prefer near to city centre of a bit away from the busy city life. Most budget hotels in Munich near Ludwigsvorstaolt are scattered quite evenly with many of it surrounds the trendy Glockenbachviertel district. Mostly family run hotels in Munich, with decent rooms, good amenities and fair customer service, you can travel to almost any part of Ludwigsvorstadt simply by getting to the train station. Ludwigsvorstadt's strategic location is an advantage as you can travel all day long and stays here for the night as if you're at home.

The Main Train Station, Hauptbahnhof and the Pedestrian Area are within walking distance from the centre of the district, and when you're here at the town centre, other important sights are easily accessible on foot such as the Old City, the Fairgrounds, and other attractions. There are lots of cheap and posh restaurants too within the district for you to choose from should you want to try something new.

Ludwigsvorstadt – Ludwigsvorstadt is a district in Munich, located south of Munich Hauptbahnhof (Central Station) and southeast of Munich's Old Town. Ludwigsvorstadt is a lively district with many festivals throughout the year, such as the Sommerfest and the Oktoberfest. It is also well known for the one of the most establish gay district in Europe, the Glockenbachviertel district. Although there are not much of gay activities as it used be but the fame stayed on with plenty of bars, lounges, clubs and festivals all year long. You'll be surprised that as much as the Old Town is famous for its medieval buildings, Ludwigsvorstadt is famous for being lively and festivals.

Oktobersfest is a huge beer drinking festival held late September to first week of October. Here, you'll find hundreds of beer company stalls serving beer to thousands of drinkers in a huge mess hall like tents and seating. If you want to join the fun, you'll need to purchase tickets early and don worry about seating with strangers as locals are generally friendly and polite, especially on festive seasons.

There are also many sightseeing spots and attraction site here, such as the Gärtnerplatz, a landscaped urban square arranged as a roundabout. The square is home to cafés, bars and the Staatstheater am Gärtnerplatz, one of Munich's prime theatre locations. Deutsche Museum is also located here, on Museumsinsel, an island in the River Isar. The entrance is free on Sundays too, giving you more time to explore the town and museum as well.