TRAVEL FACT: You can find activity all year round here at the Karlsplatz (also known as “Stachus” to locals).
A second city wall was constructed as part of the great urban expansion by Ludwig of Bavaria from 1285 to 1337 and the Sendlinger Tor was part of it.
From exotic fruit to local specialities — you will be spoilt for choice at this open-air market.
TRAVEL FACT: Home to the Bavarian State Opera and the Bavarian State Ballet, this theater shows ballet and opera performances almost every night.
Visit this beautiful church with its all white interior!
Containing world's largest science & technology collection, this is where you’ll find impressive advancements of our time (Natural sciences, energy, transport,etc.) Best to stay for a whole day here.
awesome old building from the bavarian government, direct to the river.located on the end of maximilianstrasse. (munichs most expensive shoppingstreet)
Come here on Christmas Eve for the Mass at 11pm, the whole church is lit with candles - very beautiful, great ceremony!
A great display of decorative arts on offer, even the building is worth looking at.
What a wonderful place to take a stroll or go for a run! Pack a lunch and have a picnic!
If you´re a flower lover, do not miss Munich´s botanical garden! Make sure to see the large selection of cactuses and orchids.
Best pool in Munich for serious lap swimming. Lanes can be crowded during peak hours (early morning & after work hours) best time to go is mid day or late evenings.
The tented-roof construction of the Olympic stadium is an architectural masterpiece. The 185-metre-high communications tower offers a unique view and a attraction is its revolving restaurant.
Very crowdy and one of the most important Exposition Center in Europe
