16-page double-sided booklet about Munich, Germany. The front cover features Munich's Coat of Arms. This is a monk (Munich means "of monks") in black robes with gold trim holding a book in his left hand while wearing red shoes. Directly below the monk is the red, white, and blue "A" logo for the 3rd U.S. Army. Around the monk are various buildings and the name "MUNICH" at the bottom of the page in red ink. A double-lined black border surrounds the whole thing. The inside page gives an introduction to the booklet given by 1st Lt., Cav., Tours Officer Fred J. Roukos, Jr. The booklet gives drawings, some black and white and others in color, of different historical sites in Munich. Descriptions accompany them. Page numbers are written on the top of the pages in pencil. A note is handwritten on Page 2 that says: "I've walked under this several times. It doesn't look like this now." regarding the Old Town Hall building that has walkways that go under it. Page 14 says "Hitler's Beer Hall & now Red Cross Club" regarding the Hofbrauhaus where Hitler founded the Nazi Party in 1920. The back cover of the booklet is a map of Munich showing roads surrounding the city and other towns nearby. The pages of the booklet have pulled apart and some have tears and stains, but the text is all readable still.
