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MUNICH TOUR GUIDE
Munich, the largest city in southern Germany, is famous for its annual beer festival, the October festival.
But there is more to Munich than to drink beer.
The city has a beautiful historic city center, large parks and gardens (with surfing), hearty German food and beer stalls filled with friendly people. There are also watches, Munich's famous art collection, the famous British palace and gardens.
The city was not bombed during a war like Berlin so its historic center is still visible, including the old castle!
Over the years, I've become really fond of traveling to Munich. It is a place of beauty, art and history.
It may lack Berlin's youthful edge but, to me, it's a boon!
Traveling around Munich will give you a different perspective on German culture. The city has a lot to offer tractors and is also an incredible facility for people visiting other places in Bavaria.
Other things to see and do in Munich
1. Visit St. Peter's Church
Munich's oldest parish church has art dating back six centuries, including frescoes on the ceiling and a giant gilded altar. You can climb 299 steps to see the lovely city from the tower. When it's a beautiful day, you can see all the way to the Alps! Admission is € 2 EUR ($ 2.25 USD).
2. BMW Museum & BMW Welt Munich
The BMW Museum is located next to BMW's headquarters in northern Munich. It features exhibits about the history of BMW cars and motorcycles with historic vehicles and prototypes, plus a display of alternative fuel and traffic management. If you visit, you will even get some scenes behind the scenes. It's out of town but if you're a car lover, I'd appreciate this place. Admission is € 10 EUR ($ 11 USD), and discounts are available for seniors, students and families.
3. Go play at Hofbräuhaus
The world's most famous beer hall is one of Munich's top attractions, and a visit here is a must if you love beer. Hofbräuhaus was built in 1607 and was originally used as a brewery. It was remodeled after the brewery moved to a new suburb. More than 100 groups of active executives visit Hofbräuhaus, and the oldest executives have kept their tables for 70 years. It is also the most popular beer hall in October, and regularly hosts year-round events and live music.
4. Shopping at Viktualienmarkt
The market is located in the middle of the city and has a wide selection of fresh fruits and vegetables, grocery stores, cheese and antipasti. It is a popular spot for locals to shop. It's also not very expensive so stock up here if you cook for yourself!
5. Visit the Deutsches Museum
One of the largest engineering museums in the world, this museum is home to numerous exhibitions. For anyone interested in construction, engineering, aerospace and natural science, this is a great attraction. You can easily spend the whole day here; There are boats, windmills, space probes, robots, lifeboats you name it. Admission is € 11 EUR ($ 12 USD) for adults and € 4 EUR ($ 5 USD) for students.
6. Join Maibaumaufstellung
The first day of May is a holiday in Germany, and every year, there is a Maypoles festival across the country. Small villages will confront, trying to steal the chimneys of rival villages. If one is stolen, it must be bought again. There is always a variety of exciting activities on this day, including lots of music and dance.
7. Shopping at Kaufingerstr
This is a shopping area that spans a number of blocks between Marienplatz and Karlsplatz, and is designated for pedestrian traffic only. There is a great combination of independent stores and large scale department stores to consider. When you're tired of shopping, there's a range of restaurants, bars, cafes and beer gardens to enjoy. Don't be afraid to wander down some nearby alleys - you'll come across some interesting specialty shops!
8. Staatsoper
Considered one of the top attractions in Munich and Bavaria, it is also one of the best opera companies in the world. The works included here are primarily composed by Mozart, Wagner and Strauss. Watching a program here is definitely one of your to-do lists. Prices vary depending on what you see and when tickets range from € 10-200 EUR ($ 11-225 USD).
9. Go skating
Olympiapark and English Garden are two popular skate spots - and there's more here than you can imagine, especially from May to August. Every Monday is Blade Blade Night in parks. , basically the code for a giant street party. You can rent skates for only € 3 EUR ($ 3.40 USD).
10. Visit Munich Residenz
Munich Residenz
is a large palace complex consisting of ten yards and 130 rooms. Due to the size, you may want to consider looking through multiple visits. There is a lot to put on! It started as a 14th century castle for the kings of Wittelsbach, and has since been filled with art. Make sure you see the Italian Renaissance Grotto yard and the Baroque Ancestral Gallery. The combined ticket for the Residence + Treasury Museum is € 11 EUR ($ 13 USD).
11. See Glockenspiel
Munich's City Hall (Neues Rathaus) on Marienplatz was completed in 1874 and is currently the focal point of the city. Its main attraction: Glockenspiel, complained every day at 11am, 12pm and 5pm. Figurines from stories of Munich's history revolve around a hilarious show every time the bell rings (like a giant cuckoo clock).
12. See the Asam church
Asam Church is named after 18th-century designers: two Asam brothers, a sculptor and a painter. Its late Baroque interior is lavish to say the least - the stuccowork along the church's innocence as well as the colorful frescoes make for a great photo. Entrance is free.
13. Bavaria National Museum
The Bavarian National Museum was inaugurated in 1855 by King Maximilian II. Inside are more than 40 decorative artifacts dating back hundreds of years, such as weapons, armor, porcelain, oil paintings, musical instruments, etc. Be sure to spend some time at the Bollert Collection with impressive late Gothic and Renaissance sculptures from various Bavarian religious buildings. Admission is € 7 EUR ($ 8 USD).
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