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Maurice, a streetwise tomcat, has come up with the perfect money-making scam. The family entertainment film is inspired by the Grimm Brothers' fairytale about the Pied Piper of Hamelin - the cat and a young pipe player named Keith lead a band of rats from town to town faking rat invasions! It works perfectly - until their cheat is uncovered.

Maurice, a streetwise cat, has the perfect money-making scam. He’s found a dumb-looking kid who plays a pipe, and his very own horde of rats – rats who, strangely, are educated and literate, so Maurice can no longer think of them as “lunch”. And everyone knows the stories about rats and pipers... However, when Maurice and the rodents reach the stricken town of Bad Blintz, their little con goes down the drain. For someone there is playing a different tune. A dark, shadowy tune. Something very, very bad is waiting in the cellars. It’s not a game anymore. It’s a rat-eat-rat world and the educated rats must learn to accept a new word... EVIL. The story is framed by the Mayor’s daughter, Melissa, a keen reader of children’s literature, who, when she discovers what is happening under her nose, joins the fray and gets involved in the tale of… The Amazing Maurice.

This incredibly lively, unique and entertaining animated feature film is based on one of Sir Terry Pratchett’s highly popular “Discworld” novels that have sold more than 90 million books worldwide. One of the highest-grossing screenwriters of all time, Oscar-nominated Terry Rossio, whose extensive credits include “Shrek, ” “Aladdin, ” and “Pirates of the Caribbean”, has penned the screenplay. Carter Goodrich, who worked on “Ratatouille”, “The Groods”, “Despicable Me”, is onboard for the character design. The stellar voice cast is led by Emilia Clarke, Hugh Laurie, David Thewlis, Himesh Patel and Gemma Arterton.

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Toby Genkel (“Ooops! Noah is Gone…”) is directing this international co-production by Ulysses Filmproduktion (Emely Christians) and Cantilever Media (Andrew Baker and Robert Chandler).Remember, this list is a compilation of my personal favorites – there are hundreds of other sights, restaurants, tours and landmarks (like the Olympia park, which was very close to making it’s way onto this list) that you could choose to see.

It’s also important to remember thatMunich is a city of festivalsand depending on what time of year you come, you may want to check out seasonal festivals likeOktoberfest, orTollwood, or a visit aChristmas Marketif you arrive during the winter season.Munich.deis a great resource to keep you up to date on fun and exciting events and festivals taking place throughout the city all year round.

If, however, you are strapped for time with 1-3 days to spend in this amazing city (and trust the author) then I welcome you to adopt this itinerary and bathe in all wonder, history and tradition that Munich has to offer.

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The Englischer Garten is an immense park found steps away from the city center (literally, steps). Trails wind their way through various sections of the garden, each informally categorized as the place to

You’ll find streams, ponds, small waterfalls andeven surfers catching the waves at the Eisbach, a man-made river that feeds into the Isar.

If you’re in Munich for more than a couple of days, the Englisher Garten is a great place to go jogging, forming a loop that can be followed all the way back to the Lugwigstrasse, so you can turn around at any point without getting too lost.

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If you have limited time in Munich, reserve an afternoon (or at least part of it) for a picnic and stroll through the garden. Stop at the

Stay long enough to hear some folk music being played by anUmpapa band dressed in lederhosen and dirndls and then move on to the next attraction.

In and around the Marienplatz are loads of things to see and do including the Rathaus, the town hall, on which one will find theGlockenspiel.

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While it’s completely normal to walk through the Marienplatz, share a coffee with friends somewhere along theKaufingerstrasseor stare in awe at thegothic style of the Rathausbuilt in 1908, watching the animation of the Glockenspiel is a pretty touristy thing to do. So, for ten minutes, just come to terms with being a tourist. This is the corniest thing you can possibly do in Munich and I got berated by my husband endlessly because I continued directing people to this little bit of

The Glockenspiel consists oflife-sized figuresthat move in the same direction three times a day, accompanied, naturally, by folk music played by the chimes. The chimes go off at 11am, and then again at 12pm and 5pm during peak holiday season. At these times, the Glockenspiel comes to life, depicting the marriage of a Bavarian duke and a jousting match between Lothringen and Bavaria. Following the jousting match, the figures on the bottom half of the Glockenspiel begin the

Marienplatz, outside of the Glockenspiel, is a great place to meet up. Whether it’s for dinner at one of the many restaurants nearby like theBayerischer Donislor (a personal favourite)Zum Alte Markt, in preparation for a day of visiting nearby churches like the Peterskirche, or simply an emergency meeting point in case someone gets lost, Marienplatz is a great place to gather for any occasion.

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TheHofbräuhausisMunich’soldest beer hall (literally the brewery of the royals) and is still the best way to experience the best and worst of Munich, all under one roof.

While you are guaranteed to run into a hoard of screaming tourists half in the bag after downing one too many Weissbier, you will also experience the

(coziness) of sharing benches with strangers and raising a glass to old friends, new friends and other things you can’t understand but are glad to cheers to anyway.

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If you’re hungry enough at the Hofbräuhaus, try a traditional dish like Weisswurst; white sausages stuffed with veal/pork, served with sweet mustard and generally eaten before 12:00pm. If that doesn’t tickle your fancy, try

Fried pork knuckle or a seasonal favourite among tourists and locals alike, Spargel, white asparagus drenched in hollandaise sauce, butter or served with speck. Most dishes come with

Don’t expect a pretty little salad with veggies and calorie free dressing. I made the mistake of ordering salad during my first visit to Munich and all I got was the most confused look followed by a field of lettuce the size of my place mat. Never again.

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Keep an eye out at the Hofbräuhaus for many a Lederhosen and Dirndl, traditional wear worn notably throughout Oktoberfest! These traditional costumes are seen daily in Munich as people often wear formal or casual forms of Lederhosen or Dirndls to every special occasion demanding an ounce of tradition.

When I lived in Munich, my husband and I would dress up in our costumes and head to the Hofbräuhaus, just for fun! While it’s merrier to singalong if you’re garbed in the traditional attire, you’ll be welcomed either way and wrapped into singing songs you don’t know while banging your fist on the table and stomping your feet to the rhytm of the Umpapa.

A night out at theHofbräuhaus is a guaranteed good time. If you’re not having fun, it’s probably time to order your next beer!

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A beer wench at theHofbräuhaus ( or serving at the Oktoberfest) wears a wrist guard in order to protect against the strain of carrying what is, at times, more than 7 1litre beer steins at once! Wowza!

Not only do the bartenders (who happen to be extremely good looking) flip bottles around like jugglers at a street fest, but the DJ plays music will have you on your feet the entire night.

Just start moving and get into the swing of what is the club with the friendliest vibe in Munich. If you can’t decide what you feel like, ask the bartenders to concoct something using your favourite ingredients.

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They will comply, and add a twist of their own to make you the most delicious thing you’ve ever had (I’ve been made a guava delight that will knock the leder right off the hosen).

When it comes tohistory, there is one thing you need to know. Munich is full of it, but it’s not easy to find.

Unlike some cities where memorials on display are nearly impossible to miss, Bavarians have chosen to pay tributes to the past in more subtle ways.

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For example, behindOdeonsplatzis a pathway faintly outlined lightly in gold. Walking from Odeonsplatz to Mariensplatz, it would be easy to walk right over it without realizing that it was made famous by those who chose not to salute Nazi soldiers during theSecond World Warand who, in order to avoid doing so, went out of their way to take another route, the one marked in gold. Many people lost their lives after being identified as having taken a longer path in a silent rebellion.

Guides working solely on commission will lead you through the inner city pointing out major hotspots as well as historical secrets spotted throughout the city. If you are strapped for time, this is a great way to get the lay of the land.

Just stroll between booths and gaze at the

Glockenspiel On The Marienplatz

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