Munich
Town halls on the main square
The historic heart of Munich is the lively Marienplatz with its magnificent New Town Hall.
The richly decorated neo-Gothic façade of the town hall is crowned by a tall tower with the famous Glockenspiel.
Passing through the arch into the inner courtyard, you can take a closer look at the building’s architectural details.
Nearby stands the Old Town Hall, whose historic tower now houses the Toy Museum.
Churches of the Old Town
Frauenkirche with its impressive towers and bright interior
St. Peter’s Church with its observation deck and the Theatine Church with its yellow appearance
Asam Church with its striking entrance and lavish decoration
Keepers of history
Museums and theaters introduce visitors to the city’s artistic and cultural heritage.
Bavarian National Museum
Museum Five Continents
Bavarian State Opera
The preserved city gates recall Munich’s medieval past. The Triumphal Arch represents a later era.
Karlstor
Isartor
Triumphal Arch
The Munich Residenz keeps alive the memory of Bavaria’s rulers from the Wittelsbach dynasty.
Nearby lies the elegant Hofgarten, with the graceful Diana Pavilion rising at its center.
English Garden
Spacious lawns, winding streams, and shady paths create a sense of calm.
From the Monopteros pavilion, you can enjoy a beautiful view over the green expanses of the park.
The Chinese Tower is surrounded by a traditional Bavarian beer garden.
Tea ceremonies are held for visitors in the Japanese Tea House.
Surfers hone their skills year-round on the artificial Eisbach wave.
Isar River
Munich’s main waterway flows through the city, creating pleasant walking areas along its banks.
This brings our journey through the capital of Bavaria to an end — a city rich in history, distinctive architecture, and green spaces.
