Late baroque church with many gilted decorations. Very impressive.
Bavaria's oldest university founded in 1472 but only occupying its current location since 1826.
Recently reopened in 2013. Excellent contemporary art collection.
It was here in 1923 that police stopped Hitler's beer hall putsch. He subsequently spent 9 months in jail.
Home of the 1972 Olympics. Ascend the 290m Olympiaturn for stunning views of Munich and the Alps.
Huge museum covering 40 rooms. Can spend up to half a day here exploring the sculptures, paintings and other Bavarian treasures.
Tremendous collection of modern art ranging from 20th century art to architecture.
Excellent collection of Old European masters. The building is a superb example of neoclassical architecture.
Beautifully lavish palace set in impressive gardens. Take a tour to see the fantastic interiors.
Home to the rulers of Bavaria from 1508 to WW1. Destroyed during WW2 bombing and painstakingly restored to its former glory.
Wonderfully elaborate interior. Can spend hours relaxing here in the warm waters.
Fascinating museum documenting the history of medicibe from ancient times to the modern day.
Subterranean hospital used during the siege of Budapest in WW2 & during the 1956 uprising.
Collection of Southeast Asain artifacts collected by a former diplomat.
Interesting museum exhibiting objects relating to religious and everyday life.
Great place to drink Hungary's favourite medicinal tasting aperitif made from 40 herbs and spices.
Lovely romanesque copy of a celebrated 13th century church in nearby Zsambek. Built in 1933.
Look out for the statues of George Stephenson and James Watt above the main entrance. They were two influencial British engineers who help pioneer the railways.
Fantastic museum about the Roman history of Budapest. Contains several remains of the settlement.
