Munich is generally a safe city for travelers: it is one of the safest German cities overall. Take the usual precautions (such as don't walk in parks alone at 3AM, don't leave your camera unattended, and don't flash around a big fat wallet) and you will most likely not encounter any crime at all. But be warned about testing your maximum level of alcohol intoxication, made easy by the local beer culture, the accessibility of alcohol, and the fact that you're allowed to drink in public. Being drunk will raise your chances of inciting a fight or injuring yourself. Munich is an international city with a large number of expatriates living in the city, so you are very unlikely to encounter any problems because you're a foreigner.
The Most Frequently Asked Travel Questions about Munich
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