Originally built as a smaller walled-in city, eventually Munich expanded past those walls, though some ___ remain.

Because of its proximity to the mountains, the city’s weather is therefore affected by them, sometimes heavy and ___ precipitation is one such effect, as well as extreme changes in temperature.

As with many European cities, Munich boasts ___ post-modern and more traditional architecture.

Large steins full of beer, sausages and freshly baked pretzels are a ___ of the customary snacks consumed at this celebration.

This ___ city is sometimes referred to as 'the village of one million'.

Munich was also ___ of the 1972 Summer Olympic Games.

Located in Germany, Munich is the country’s third largest city, the capital of the German state of ___.

With its ___ shopping, galleries, museums, parks and architectural triumphs, it’s no wonder Munich is quickly becoming one of Germany’s most popular cities.

Munich is also famous the world over for its Oktoberfest celebrations, which take place each year in ___ to early October.

Showcasing the most vibrant parts of Bavarian culture, tourists come from across the globe to experience this ___ beer festival.

Because of this, the city is now home to a huge Olympic park complex, that today is a great place to visit for tourists and a wonderful ___ for local events.

Munich is located near the Bavarian Alps, though the city itself is mostly ___.