Trip-planning context
Munich has to be respected as a full trip.
For many travelers, Munich is not a gateway. It is the trip. Museums, neighbourhood fit, beer gardens, the Englischer Garten, arrival logistics, and MVV transport can absorb the whole decision. Premier Germany should not dilute that work by rewriting Munich Guide.
The country layer becomes useful when it can say, clearly, that the reader belongs in Munich Guide for city decisions and only needs Premier Germany when the question widens beyond the city.
The route matters when the trip changes shape.
A Munich-only traveler needs city depth. A Munich-plus-Romantic-Road traveler needs sequencing. A traveler trying to add the walled towns or Neuschwanstein needs base logic and time realism before they need a long list of stops.
That is why the first next step is not a link dump. It is an editorial diagnosis: is Munich the destination, the first base, or the point where the Romantic Road guide should take over?
Keep the city and route choices distinct.
Premier Germany keeps Munich city planning separate from the wider route choice. It also avoids forcing every German trip to revolve around Munich when a moving route is the better fit.
A good country guide makes Munich more useful by defining its boundary. It lets Munich Guide go deep, while Premier Germany explains when and why the reader should leave the city layer.