Things to do in Munich, Germany

Serving as the main square in the city since 1158, this central plaza has been a watering hole for locals and tourists for a long time. The name of the square translates to St. Mary, Our Lady's Square...Read more

This is the seat of the archdiocese and is one of the most recognizable structures in the city. One can see the towers of the Frauenkirche from quite far away. This is mainly due to height restriction...Read more

This art museum is focused primarily on important pieces of art from the 18th and 19th century and is also widely considered as one of the most important and influential museums of the 19th century. F...Read more

This prestigious art museum in Munich is one of the oldest in the world and houses one of the largest collections of Old Master painting. This famous museum found its first donor in Duke Wilhelm IV an...Read more

The Dachau Concentration Camp, 10 miles northwest of Munich, was one of the first death camps in Nazi Germany and might have served as a model for all resulting camps in the Third Reich.  Dachau ...Read more

The English Garden (Englischer Garten), lies amidst clamoring Munich and is one of the biggest city stops in Europe. It extends between distance from Munich's downtown area to the northeastern city li...Read more

The clamoring Viktualienmarkt, Munich's open air marketplace, is spotted in the heart of the city's old town. The market has been operational since 1807 and it is the most seasoned ranchers showcase i...Read more

At the boundary of Munich's old town is the Residenz, previous seat of government and regal residence of the Bavarian rulers. The sprawling habitation, comprising of ten acres and sprawling enclosures...Read more

The Deutsches Museum Munich is on an island in the waterway Isar that goes through Munich's downtown area. Established in 1903, it is one of the oldest and biggest science and engineering exhibition h...Read more

Beer flows like water, sometimes more than water in Germany. This Royal brewery epitomizes the affinity that the people of Munich have towards all that is cold and frothy. Founded by the Duke of Bavar...Read more

Renamed as such in 1797, this large square is a favorite haunt for locals and tourists alike. The square is famous for a number of different bars, restaurants and shops where tourists can spend a lot ...Read more

The New Town Hall is the seat of the city’s government and the office of the mayor. The building was completed in 1908, but the government had already moved to its new establishment in 1847. Bui...Read more

This large plaza or square is located near the southern part of the city near the Ludwigstraße. Developed by Leo von Klenze in the early 19th century, the square is of historical significance be...Read more

This building today is home to the city municipality and is a very important structure beautifying the face of Munich. The building was designed with late Gothic and eclectic style of architecture and...Read more

The Olympic Stadium in Munich, which was the site of the 1972 Summer Olympics, offers tours over its clearing and transparent shelters of acrylic glass which is the signature mark for the stadium. The...Read more