The Munich-Nymphenburg Botanical Garden, located near the Nymphenburg Palace in the German city of Munich, has a long history. The …
The Olympic Park, located in the German city of Munich, was built in 1968, before the 1972 Summer Olympics, held in the city. The …
Hofgarten is a Renaissance royal garden located in the north of Munich, overlooking the Odeon Square. This picturesque court garde …
The English Park, located in the German city of Munich, was created in 1792 and covers an area of 4.17 square kilometers. It is co …
Schleisheim Palace is the greatest example of the late Renaissance, built under the influence of Versailles. The palace was built …
The monument to Albert Einstein is located in downtown Ulm behind the train station. The cast-iron statue is made in the form of a …
Bavaria is a bronze hollow statue located in the Theresa meadow in Munich. A female figure in an antique outfit with a wreath in h …
The Olympic Tower in Munich is 290 meters high. Its observation decks have two types - closed and open. Each of them is located at …
If you slowly walk around Munich, there and here you will see intricate and unusual fountains. They're literally here at every tur …
The Olympic Stadium, also known as the Olympiastadion, is a multifunctional stadium in Munich. It is located in the northern pa …
The monument to King Maximilian II is a bronze monument that rises on Munich’s Maximilian Strasse. Maximilian II was a famous Bava …
The Jesuit Church of St. Michael (Michaelskirche) was one of the main citadels of the Counter-Reformation. The good for its constr …
The Andec Benedictine Monastery is not only a place of pilgrimage to the holy relics brought from Rome and Palestine, but also a p …
In the Middle Ages, Munich was surrounded by high fortress walls, making it impregnable for enemies. To this day, three gates have …
The Palace of Justice of Munich was built in 1891-1897 by the great architect Friedrich von Tiersch. The architecture of the magni …
The Church of St. John of Nepomuk (Azamkirche) is the main creation of the brothers Kosmas Damian and Aegid Quirin Azam, built by …
Ludwigstrasse Street, located in Munich, was built by Ludwig I as a street representing the Bavarian Kingdom. It begins at the …
It seems that the phrase “you can not embrace the immense” is said about the fountains of Munich. The city is decorated with an un …
One of the busiest transport and shopping points in Munich is Karlsplatz Square. It was laid in 1791 after the demolition of the c …
The Walking Man is a 17-meter-high sculpture located in the Schwabing district of Munich, Germany. The modern monument was erected …
The Brunnenbuberl fountain is a rather interesting work of the sculptor Mathias Gasteiger, who depicted a playful boy who plugs a …
The Sant Emmeram Bridge, located in the northern part of the English Park in the German city of Munich, connects the northern part …
The Cathedral of the Order of Theatine - Theatinerkirche. 1663-1767. Architects E. Zucalli, F. Cuvillier. The influence of Italian …
The shoemaker sculpture, located in the town of Munich, is a symbol of the traditional craft of the Felzmann family. It is located …
Munich. Sightseeing. Azamkirche (German: Asamkirche) is the church of St. John of Nepomuk. It was built in 1733-1746 by the Azam b …
Blutenburg Castle is an ancient hunting castle in Munich, which now houses the International Youth Library. The castle is washed b …
The first thing that catches your eye when you stand in Marienplatz Square is the New Town Hall. The monumental neo-Gothic structu …
The National Theatre of Munich is located in the heart of the city, on the square Max-Josef-Platz. This opera house is the main …
The Richard Strauss Fountain or Salome Fountain is dedicated to Richard Strauss (1864-1949) – a famous composer who is well known …
The Metzgeturm Tower is the “Leaning Tower of Pisa” of the city of Ulm, since at an altitude of about 36 meters it deviated from t …
Viblingen Monastery is a huge complex of various structures in the southern suburb of Ulm. On its territory there are several buil …
Munich is known worldwide for its collections of ancient and classical art. Munich museums, especially with some rare exhibits, ha …
St. Peter’s Church is the oldest cathedral in Munich. It is also known as “Alter Peter” (Old Peter). The construction of the ch …
Marienplatz is more than just a square. In fact, the history of the city of Munich begins with Marienplatz. In ancient times, trad …
Ulm Cathedral is one of the most famous monuments of German architecture. The building can be seen from anywhere in the city, as i …
The Old Town Hall is located on Munich’s Marienplatz Square and is one of the city’s main attractions. The Old Town Hall is fam …
The monument to the King of Bavaria Maximilian I Joseph is one of the attractions of the Bavarian capital, which has long become o …
The Chinese Tower, located in the southern part of the English Garden in the German city of Munich, is an extravagant wooden struc …
Nymphenburg Palace served as the summer residence of Bavarian rulers. This beautiful building is located in one of the most beauti …
Germany is famous for its various attractions, in that of medieval fortresses and castles, but In Bavaria, you can also admire th …
The word "knight" comes from the old German word "rizzaaari", which meant "to ride." The English word "writer" is consonant and ha …
Pinakotheka is an art gallery in Munich, one of the most famous galleries in the world. In Pinakothek there are works of masters o …
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Munich is the bustling capital of Bavaria with a rich history and a unique atmosphere. The city combines royal traditions and modern energy: old squares and merchant streets coexist with green parks and cultural venues. There is a sense of respect for the past and a keen interest in art, architecture and city life, which makes Munich attractive for travelers with different interests.
The handmade sights of Munich amaze with variety and scale: the Nymphenburg Palace with extensive gardens and a botanical garden nearby, the Schleisheim Palace, majestic cathedrals like the Frauenkirche and Theatinerkirche, as well as old city buildings - the Old Courtyard (Alter Hof) and the Old Town Hall on the Marienplatz. In the ensemble of the center you can see the National Theatre on Max Joseph Square, the Palace of Justice and state streets like Ludwigstrasse and Maximilianstrasse with monuments, including a bronze statue of Bavaria and monuments of kings.
The natural corners of the city and surroundings create quiet contrasts to the bustle of the city: the English Garden with the Chinese Tower and numerous lawns, the Olympic Park with green hills and observation platforms, the coastline of the Isar River and the magnificent ponds of the Nymphenburg Gardens. The botanical garden and small parks like Hofgarten invite leisurely walks, and the city's fountains and bridges add charm to the hiking trails.
On our site you can see all these places on an interactive map, read brief and capacious descriptions of each point and build a convenient route to the attractions of interest. The map helps to plan the day: mark favorites, calculate the time to travel between objects and choose the optimal sequence of inspection to see the maximum in a short time.
You can explore Munich on your own, enjoying the freedom of leisurely strolls through old neighborhoods and parks, or book a tour with local guides to learn more about the architecture, history and hidden details. Professional guides will help to better understand the context of places, tell little-known stories and offer themed routes of interest - from architecture and art to gastronomy and urban legends.
Come to Munich to discover the combination of palace interiors, museum collections and wildlife. This city leaves a vivid impression and invites you to come back again: walk through the squares, walk through the parks, build your own routes and discover your favorite places in the heart of Bavaria.
