What to do in Munich. Oktoberfest is a large-scale city event. Rain is not a hindrance to children's entertainment

We arrived in Munich in the morning. A whole day ahead to explore the city, go shopping (that's what we came for) and sit in the famous Munich pub. Sightseeing in Munich started from the city center, which was once surrounded by a fortress wall. We took the train to Isartor Square, where the medieval Isar Gate Isartor is located. This is the most ancient building in the city, more or less preserved to this day. Along Tal street we head to Marienplatz (Marienplatz).

On the way, we stop by the Oktouberfest beer festival museum. Accidentally saw a sign on the corner of the building. It is located along Tal Street towards Marienplatz on the left side. On the building you will see a sign with a museum index.

Unfortunately, the museum itself was not included, it was closed. And in general, they noticed that there were practically no people on the streets, and all establishments, including shops, were closed. It was kind of alarming right away. Everything became clear when we arrived at Marienplatz. We were warned that some festivals and holidays are constantly taking place, and, of course, before the trip, we carefully studied all these events via the Internet. At the beginning of June, nothing of the kind was planned. Looking ahead, I will say that our shopping was covered, as my child put it, with a large copper basin. All shops in Munich, including most of the souvenir shops, were closed. It's sad, but it only remained to examine attractions in Munich and admire the city itself.

Empty pubs in Munich for the holiday.

What to see in Munich.

Juliet. Milan's gift to Munich. This monument is located near New City Hall.

Main Munich city

Church Asamkirche (Asamkirche) on Sendlingershtrasse. This church is dedicated to the Czech Saint John of Nepomuk, his sculpture is visible above the entrance to the church.

The interior decoration of the church.

The building of the new City Hall.

The first Munich attraction that we were able to see was. Once upon a time, knightly tournaments were held on this square. The people on it turned out to be like on Red Square during fireworks. On this day, some kind of religious holiday was taking place in Munich, and the entire square was decorated with flags and posters. The church choir sang, and from all the streets groups in national costumes headed by Catholic representatives flocked to the square. Our rest and shopping in Munich continued.

The building of the New Town Hall is located on Marienplatz, on the tower of which one of the main attractions of Munich is a clock with a fight and rotating figures. Unfortunately, it was not possible to see how the figures come out of the clock due to the fact that there was pandemonium in the square.

The building of the Old Town Hall.

Then we headed further along the streets of the old city. I wanted to see as much as possible in Munich. I was impressed by the Cathedral of the Holy Virgin, among the people Fraunkirche. The grandiose building is rightfully considered the tallest building in Munich. The cathedral is easy to see from the Marienplatz square. This cathedral is famous for the fact that inside it are the tombs of the Bovarian princes. You can climb the Fraunkirche tower and look at the city from a bird's eye view.

Then we went to the famous Feldherrnhalle. In front of this arch, they heard Russian speech, it was a Russian tourist group. We stopped, settled down and listened to the story about this place. The hall of the Bavarian kings, this is the name of this monument, it is located on Odeonsplatz.

What did you hear from the guide? In 1923, near this arch, the Nazis clashed with the police. Subsequently, during the reign of the Fuhrer, a sign with the names of the dead National Socialists was hung on the wall of the building, and every resident of the city was obliged, passing by, to raise his hand in a Nazi greeting. It is said that most of the inhabitants of Munich bypassed this place.

Next to the Feldherrnhalle arch is amazing beauty Catholic Church Theatinerkirche, built in honor of the birth of the heir to Prince Ferdinand of Bovar and Princess Henrietta Adelaide. By the way, they have been waiting for the heir for 12 years. This event took place in the 16th century. In 1663 the church began to be built. Currently, the Theatinerkirche is the tomb of Princess Hanrietta and forty-nine other members of the dynasty. There will be an opportunity, be sure to go inside, a stunning snow-white spectacle.

This is a place that has been preserved in its original form. One can imagine what Munich was like in the distant days of the reign of King Ludwig IV. The first owner of the Old Court was Duke Henry the Lion. A turret is visible on the building, a legend is associated with it. It is said that when the duke was an infant, he was stolen by a monkey who lived in the court and carried him to the top of this tower. Now in the Old Court is nothing more than a pub, which is called the Monkey Court. The pub is very good, the beer is excellent and you can even have a bite to eat in it.
What else to see in Munich? We did not have this issue. You can just walk around Munich and admire ancient architecture. Unfortunately, all this is 90% remake, restoration, which, however, does not prevent Munich from being one of the most attractive cities in Germany. However, shopping in Munich did not work out for some reason, however, we did not regret it, we saw so many interesting things in return.
Late in the evening we decided to gradually advance to the famous Munich beer house Hofbräuhaus. I used to see it in the photo and heard a lot about it, so we were going to visit it and drink Bavarian beer anyway. They found a pub quickly, everyone knows how to get to it in Munich, even tourists.

Entrance to the main Munich beer hall "Hofbräuhaus".

I'm not a big beer drinker, but Hofbräuhaus I can afford a glass in hot weather, no more, so when the waiter came up, we ordered one glass of light beer and a couple of sausages. I ordered white sausages, and my friend ordered dark smoked sausages. There were not many people, apparently the locals were still at the festival. In a huge hall, on wooden benches, mostly tourists settled down. Just a couple of minutes later, our beer appeared on the table, and ten minutes later the waiter brought our sausages. By this time, our beer was drunk somehow by itself. I had to order more, but just in case they ordered one liter each. The beer is great, easy to drink and not noticeable.

In the beer hall "Hofbräuhaus".

The waiters understand English. Girls walk along the benches and offer various beer pretzels. A brass band in national Bavarian costumes plays in the center of the hall. The setting is conducive to relaxation. Imagine what happens here when the hall is full. A company of English women was resting next to our table, who three times went to be photographed with the musicians, but we did not dare, apparently we did not drink so much.

Menu in the beer "Hofbräuhaus".

Another famous Munich beer "Löwinbräukeller"

Actually, this is how our day in Munich went. Shopping did not work out, alas, but we got to know such a person quite closely. amazing city Eastern Germany . We liked Munich. We plan to come here again in order to go around as many shops as possible. I heard from many that it was in Munich huge selection goods and prices are quite democratic. I will definitely write about it next time.

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Munich is not the biggest European city, according to data of 6 years ago, less than 1.5 million inhabitants lived in it, but in terms of saturation with historical, cultural and architectural monuments, it will give odds to many other cities in Europe, being rightfully considered a pearl. What to see in Munich in 1, 2, 3 days and where to go? Opportunities in the capital federal state Bavaria is so wide that it makes it difficult to choose.

How to get there?

A Schengen visa is required to travel to Munich. Its cost is 35 euros, the set of required documents for obtaining it is given on the website www.germania.diplo.de, for obtaining it you need to contact the embassy or consulates that are in major cities.

There is no direct train to Munich, you will have to go with a transfer, for example, through Prague. It is possible to travel by bus or private transport, but the best is a direct plane that will take you to the place in 3-4 hours. The airport is located 28 km from the city, to move to Munich it is better to choose an electric train - the most quick view transport here, excluding traffic jams.

In the city itself, there is an extensive scheme of four types of transport - tram, bus, metro, city train. Travel on any transport costs the same, it is more profitable to purchase ticket for 1 or 3 days. Transport runs exactly on schedule to the minute.

city ​​center

Marienplatz / Ashwin Chandrasekaran, flickr.om

Old city and the Marienplatz square - a place of attraction for lovers of architectural monuments. Most of the tours start from this square. What to see in Munich in 1 day? For the first day visit we recommend:

1. The Old Town Hall is a building in the Gothic style with an interesting multi-figured clock; the building houses a toy museum;
2. New town hall in pseudo-Gothic style, the most high building on the square, from the observation deck (an elevator is provided for lifting), a wonderful city panorama opens;
3. Peterskirche - the Gothic church of St. Peter, the oldest of those operating in the city, a statue of the Saint is installed in the altar, there is also a viewing platform on the bell tower 92 meters high, but the ascent to it is not mechanized;
4. The Marienzeule Obelisk is the topographical center of the city, the marble stele is crowned with a bronze statue of the Virgin Mary with the baby Jesus in her arms;
5. Fischbrunnen Fountain - built in the 14th century, it was previously located around it fish market, hence the name (German Fisch - fish). old tradition townspeople - rinsing empty wallets in it for speedy filling.

Odeonsplatz / Anthony V., flickr.com

Marienplatz with the next interesting viewpoint - Odeonsplatz square connects Neunhauserstrasse - Munich pedestrian zone. On the street you can admire the late Gothic Frauenkirche - the tallest church, a symbol of the city, built in the rococo style Azamkirche (St. John Nepomuk), named after the Azam brothers who built it.

On Odeonsplatz itself are located:

1. Theatinerkirche.
2. Loggia Feldfernhalle.
3. Residence Palace Complex.

The Theatinerkirche (Cathedral of the Holy Trinity) was built in the late Baroque style. The copper domes and the snow-white ornate interior are one of the most visited places by tourists.

Feldfernhalle - part of Italy, transferred to Germany, is identical to the loggia of Lanzi, one of the architectural monuments from Florence. Another name for the loggia is the arcade of generals. The army monument and statues of the commanders Tilly and Wrede, cast in bronze, remind of the victories of Bavaria.

Munich residence / Pierre Andre Leclercq, flickr.com

The Residence Palace is located opposite the Theatinerkirche. Former location Bavarian residence royal house Wittelsbach, spread out in the Hofgarten garden, turned into museum complex. Eight buildings of the palace are connected by passages that form courtyards.

Here's what you can see in the museums of the Residence: the richest collection of jewelers' creations, royal regalia, a chapel with mosaic panels made of semi-precious stones, miniatures - these exhibits are the pride of the museum's collection.

A traveler who has come to Munich for the first time will be interested in visiting some quarters of the city:

• Heidenhausen is a trendy area south of the Old Town with big amount nightclubs, attractive to the intellectual elite and artists;
• Schwabing is the center of the "night" life of the city, the center of avant-garde art with many entertainment, restaurants and antique shops.
• Westend - the area of ​​residence of immigrants from other countries, mainly Turkey, has an oriental flavor.

A trip to Munich can be combined with a visit to the premiere in National theater which is considered one of the best in the world. Innovative productions of both classical and modern operas and ballets are known. Stars of the world stage, outstanding composers and conductors cooperate with the theater. The building, built in the style of classicism, copies the Odeon theater in Paris.

After performing a saturated cultural program you can relax and satisfy your hunger in the numerous cafes and restaurants of the Old Town. Next to the Marienplatz is the Hofbräuhaus brasserie, opened in 1589.

Main museums

Another day will be devoted to museums. There are many museums in Munich, acquaintance with which requires much more time than the allotted 1-2-3 days. But among them there are several, not to see which is a sin for the traveler:

• Pinakothek;
• German Museum;
• Nymphenburg Palace;
• Glyptothek;
• BMW Museum.

Pinakothek / sanfamedia.com, flickr.com

Pinakotheks - a complex of art galleries "Area of ​​Arts" - this is the name of the quarter of museums. The world famous collection of works is decorated with works by Dürer, Rubens, Van Dyck, Botticelli, Cranach, Leonardo, Brueghel and many other geniuses.

The German Museum is the largest museum of natural science and technology, which is distinguished by the fact that the sightseer becomes an experimenter in it. The museum exposition with a total length of 19 km cannot be bypassed in 1 day, so it is advisable to choose a route in advance in areas of interest to science.

Nymphenburg Palace was built as a summer country residence, but with the expansion of the city's borders, it became part of it. The luxurious complex “a la Versailles” is now a complex of museums, here you can visit the Museum of Carriages, Porcelain, the Gallery of Beauties, the Tapestry Hall, the Hall of Arms, the Chinese Lacquer Cabinet.

Glyptothek - a collection of sculptures ancient rome and Greece. The museum was founded in 1830, of particular interest are the sculptures from the pediment of the temple of Athena Aphaia from the island of Aegina, the Barberini faun (drunk satyr). Munich is the headquarters of the BMW concern. The museum exhibits produced cars.

Even museums from this small list cannot be visited in a day. Only viewing the collections of the Pinakothek will require more than one month, and in Munich there is more State Museum Egyptian art, the State Paleontological Museum, the State Museum of Applied and Ancient Art - and you can go on for a long time. So the question is: "What to visit in Munich?" should not occur.

Neighborhood

Lake Constance / Ștefan Jurcă, flickr.com

Having allocated one day out of three to get acquainted with the surroundings of Munich, you can see several unique natural parks And ancient castles:

• Lake Constance;
• Rhine Falls;
• Castle Plettenberg;
• Neuschwanstein Castle.

Lake Constance is located 180 km from the city, a trip there takes a whole day. This is local resort area. On the island near the town of Lindau, there is a pedestrian zone, many cafes and places of recreation. The town itself is very picturesque, reminiscent of Italy.

From Lindau, along the German or Swiss shore of the lake, you can get to the Rhine Falls, in the waters of which Arthur Conan Doyle originally wanted to drown Sherlock Holmes. Most big waterfall in Europe is 20 km from lake constance at the bend of the Rhine. From the observation deck, you can appreciate the power of the water falling in a wide stream with great speed.

Plettenberg Castle has been known since the 12th century, in modern form It has been standing since the middle of the 15th century - the hunting castle of the Bavarian Duke Albrecht II is washed by water from three sides. It now houses a youth library.

Neuschwanstein Castle, because of its picturesqueness, got on the wallpaper of computer tables. Never fully completed in accordance with the project of Ludwig II, the castle, however, became the main attraction of the area. Built in the Neo-Gothic style, it impresses with its size and graceful silhouette. The castle regularly hosts concerts. classical music.

Interesting for little travelers

Flamingos at Hellabrunn Zoo / oocoryxx, flickr.com

In Munich, it is not difficult to find an attraction that will interest a child. What to see in Munich with children? In addition to the already mentioned toy museum in the Old Town Hall, a visit to the botanical garden and zoo, the German Museum and the BMW Museum can be recommended.

New Botanical Garden presents plants both characteristic of the nature of Bavaria and exotics. You can take a walk in the deciduous forest, see the collection of trees of the South, the collection of ferns and the collection of rhododendrons. The total number of plants in the New Botanical Garden is about 14 thousand specimens.

Hellabrunn Zoo - nature reserve on the right bank of the Isar River, is the first geo-zoo in the world. Opened in 1911. Children will love visiting the elephant house, the aquarium and the bat pavilion.

In the German Museum, a small traveler, participating in experiments, can feel like a naturalist. In addition, there you can touch many of the exhibits with your hands.

The BMW Museum is a collection of all brands of cars that have ever left the assembly line of the concern. Here you can ride the simulators of the latest modifications.

Video: what can you see in Munich and what places to visit?

Oktoberfest

The most famous holiday in Bavaria is the autumn Oktoberfest beer festival. Thousands of beer lovers annually, in late September - early October, for more than two hundred years, have been coming to the capital of Bavaria - Munich, so that for 2 weeks and 2 days on Theresienweisse Square (Therese Meadow) dressed in national bavarian clothes drink this drink, produced by one of the 6 major breweries.

The holiday is so popular that all hotels are overcrowded, and prices fly into space. For tourists who do not drink beer, this period is the only time for an unwanted excursion to Munich.

Bavaria - picturesque southern region Germany, lying next to the Alps, with fertile land and a mild climate. In spring and autumn, winter and summer - at any time of the year, getting to know Bavaria and Munich will bring pleasure and broaden your horizons.

The Bavarian dukes and kings of the Wittelsbach dynasty built their wonderful world. It is more modest than that of imperial France, Austria, Russia, but cozy and demonstrates its Bavarian mentality, expressed by the motto "Bavaria loves you."

When choosing what to see in Munich with children, you can practically not reduce the main program. Just like adults, children from 5-7 years old will be interested in interactive exhibitions of technical museums, luxurious castles, green parks, viewing platforms and colorful markets.

The main "children's" season in Munich comes in December. The city is transformed in the pre-Christmas bustle and takes on a truly fabulous look thanks to festive decorations and lighting, the classic market on Marienplatz.

The best things to do in Munich for kids are the Hellabrunn Zoo, the largest in Europe, and the Toy Museum (Spilzeugmuseum). Large parks attractions are located outside the city, so the route will have to be planned for the whole day, to get there by bus, train or car.

Travelers with children must go from Munich to Günzburg (about 120 km), where the Legoland amusement park has been open since 2002. There are 40 attractions on its territory, game zones are surrounded by a picturesque woodland, and all buildings are assembled from 50 million LEGO blocks.

Kids will be interested in the theme park "Fairytale Forest" (about 25-30 km from the center of Munich). Rides and moving figures on its territory are mainly dedicated to the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm.

Looking for extreme rides for older children, it is worth a trip to the Allgäu Skyline Park in Bad Wörishofen, 80 km from the center of Munich. all sorts of roller coaster, tower free fall, a high ferris wheel and other attractions - that's what awaits vacationers in this amusement park.

What to see in Munich in 1 day

The first visit to Munich for a day or just a few hours is usually limited, during which tourists will have time to see the postcard views, symbols of the city and get acquainted with the main milestones in the history of the city according to the guide's stories.

An independent route in Munich can be built according to historical center city ​​(Marienplatz square and town hall, St. Peter's Church, Maximilianstrasse) and include recreation in the park ( English garden or the Olympic Park). It will be convenient to start a walk around the city from the hotel (if it is located in the center or one of historical districts), marking in advance all the passing sights of Munich on the map.

If you are leaving Munich at night or the next morning, dinner at a restaurant can be a great end to a busy day.

A lot of ready interesting routes it is in the formats of a short trip that can be found in the reviews of tourists about the sights of Munich.

walk along Maximilianstrasse from Google Maps

What to see in Munich in 2 days

At the planning stage of a trip, tourists often wonder what to see in Munich in 2 days. Why exactly 2 days? Classic Format sightseeing holiday in Germany - traveling through several cities, by bus, train or private transport. As a result, even big cities only 2-3 days are allotted, during which you can have time to see the center, visit the observation deck and the best museums, one or two parks, evaluate local cuisine in several restaurants or cafes.

The classic walk of the first can be transferred from the center to Olympic Park, relax by the lake and take beautiful panoramic shots from above. Such a route will be rich and easy at the same time: there are many places for contemplative rest in the park. In addition, the trip should be combined with a visit to the expositions of the automobile museum.

With renewed vigor, the second day will be more eventful: fully focus on the city center and architectural sights, visit the observation deck of the New Town Hall and set aside time for museums. Alternative option- go to Nymphenburg and the adjacent botanical garden, visit the nearest Museum of Man and Nature.

Finally, the second day can become completely thematic - museum, palace or visiting.

In addition to the iconic Pinakotheks and the German Museum, it is recommended to include something from the list of interests in the program: a car museum (BMW or Mercedes-Benz); permanent thematic exhibitions - toys, archeology, hunting and fishing, Jewish culture; exhibitions entirely dedicated to famous personalities.

What to see in Munich in 3 days

In 3 days in Munich you can explore on your own central streets, relax in landscaped parks, enjoy art for all time in the city's Pinakotheks and appreciate the quality of the German car industry in thematic museums.

The format of a three-day trip is quite suitable for families. It turns out to set aside time for objects of interest to children in the capital of Bavaria, go shopping in search of gifts for yourself and your family.

One or even two days in this situation should be devoted to the palaces of Munich and the surrounding area: get to them on your own or book excursions to cover as much as possible more places. To save money, you can purchase a "palace card" (Mehrtagesticket) - a general ticket to the palace museums of Munich.

Country castles are no less interesting direction. Most popular excursions- in Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau, Linderhof, Herrenchiemsee Palace. However, you need to devote the whole day to such a route - excursions are usually designed for 9-10 hours.

Private guides in Munich

Russian private guides will help you get acquainted with Munich in more detail.
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Every tourist, arriving for the first time in the capital of Bavaria, invariably asks the question - what is a must-see in Munich? where to go first and where to spend interesting free time? Munich is a city that combines modern tendencies metropolis and cultural values rich historical past.

What interesting things can be seen in Munich for a tourist

It is best to start exploring the city from its historical old part.

Football fans, and not only, should definitely visit the home stadium of FC Bayern Munich - " Allianz Areana", which became last years new landmark of Munich. The stadium is located about 10 km north of the center of Munich.

On Sundays, you can personally admire the game of professionals FC Bayern Munich.

What to do in Munich if you come with children? Go to the Aquarium sea ​​life or entertainment and game center Lollihopr, visit , climbing center, circus " krone«.

A place that is definitely worth a visit while in Munich is German Museum(Deutsches Museum) and its branches. Museum on the island of the Isar - the most visited in Germany and the largest natural science and technology museum in the world! It is unlikely that you will be able to go around all the halls and see the expositions in one day. It is interesting that many of the exhibits can be touched and also tested in action.

The German Museum has several branches, one of which is the aviation workshops of Schleissheim. The hangars display a variety of aircraft models, from the latest developments to historical aircraft, the restoration of the latter can be observed in special workshops.

IN transport branch of the Deutsches Museum various means of transportation are presented, ranging from the very first cars to models of trains.

What to do in Munich if you have already seen everything? Go out of town, because around Munich there are many the most beautiful palaces and castles! One of them, located on the western edge city ​​- has been striking for more than one century with its beauty and luxury. Near the palace you can walk along the wonderful landscape park, or ride a gondola along the canal.

most beautiful Schleissheim Palace, located 20 km from Munich, is also worthy of attention and a visit. You can get to it from the center of Munich by commuter train line "S1" to the stop "Oberschleißheim".

Notorious ex concentration camp Dachau also open to tourists. It is located 20 km from Munich. KL Dachau was known for his experiments on humans, the study of human behavior and mind control.

Where to go in Munich?

The capital of Bavaria is the place where you can find interesting activity or entertainment for everyone. And it doesn’t matter what your interests are – you love museums and theaters, spend time shopping or in a street cafe, attend football matches or fun Bavarian holidays. Everyone who comes to Munich will find where to go.

Where to go in Munich in winter?

In the city center there are many cozy cafes and restaurants serving national and European cuisine. They can relax and unwind with friends, have fun. The most popular cafes in the old part of the city Rischart's Backhaus, Cotidiano, CafeT7 and many others.

Bavarian delicacies can be tasted in restaurants and beer pubs. For example, a cozy restaurant is especially popular among city guests. Augustiner am Dom(on the city map), with a wonderful view of. All dishes are made from local products. It serves delicious river trout, grilled Bavarian sausages, which go well with light beer from oak barrels.

It is not possible to get around all of them in a few days, so you have to choose what is worth seeing for sure and what to leave for next time. But how to choose, if you don’t even know if this place is interesting, how long it takes to get to it and whether the entrance is paid. Therefore, I made a plan for visiting the sights of Munich, designed for 4 days, which is ideal for those who are in the first time in this wonderful city.

Day 1

Devote this day to exploring the Old City ( central part Munich).

№1. Charles Gate. This the best place to start exploring the city. This gate is one of the oldest in the world.

№2. - one of the most beautiful churches in Munich, belongs to the Renaissance. The interior is done in white tones, and the facades of the building are decorated with 15 patron statues.

№3. . The highest cathedral in Munich, above which it is not allowed to build any buildings. The cathedral is designed for 4000 parishioners, the roof is supported by 22 white columns, and the history of the Frauenkirche is simply breathtaking.

№4. . main square and the most visited place in the city. From here you can easily get to almost any attraction.

№5. (Neues Rathaus). Located on Marienplatz, built in neo-gothic style. The town hall tower houses one of the best viewing platforms in the city, and the town hall clock arranges whole performances.

№6. (Spielzeugmuseum). A huge collection of toys from all over the world of all time occupies 4 floors of the building. It will be interesting to visit this place for both children and adults.

№7. . It is believed that this is the most old church Munich, its history dates back to the 11th century. The altar of the church deserves special praise.

№8. Food market (Viktualienmarkt). Here you can buy all sorts of goodies and drinks. The range of goods is simply huge. The market is open from Monday to Saturday until 20:00, except winter period from November to February, when the market closes at 18:00.

№9. (Deutsches Museum). This museum is one of the largest in the world. It presents the achievements of human civilization in the field of natural science and technology.

№10. (Hofbräuhaus). The most famous brewery in Bavaria. You can end the evening with a glass of beer in this institution. If you don't drink alcohol, you can just stroll through the streets of Munich.

Day 2

№1. Maximilianstrasse. One of the main streets of Munich, which is full of shops and cozy cafes.

№2. (Münchner Residence). This is a huge and beautiful complex, which includes big garden, 10 palaces, and the museum has as many as 130 rooms. The construction of the residence continued for 6 centuries.

№3. Hofgarten. Stroll through the green baroque park. The park was founded in 1613 and continues to delight citizens and guests of the city to this day.

№4. (Odeonsplatz). Several of the main attractions of Munich are located on the square at once. But the square itself deserves special attention. Various city events are held here, concerts of artists and much more are held.

№5. (Alte Pinakothek). Here is one of the largest art galleries in the world. Works of art from ancient times to the middle of the 18th century - that's what you will see in the Alte Pinakothek.

№6. (Neue Pinakothek). Art Gallery with the works of artists of the XIX-XX centuries. A visit to this place is a must for tourists.

№7. (Glyptothek). Here you will see the best ancient Roman and ancient greek sculptures. It is noteworthy that the Glyptothek is the first public museum in Munich.

№8. (Englischer Garten). A huge park, starting in the very center of the city, and ending on its outskirts. This is where you get amazing photos. In addition, you can relax in the garden the way you want: lie down on the green grass, ride a bike, have a bite to eat in a cozy cafe, you can even go surfing.

Day 3

№1. . One of the biggest palace complexes Europe. Inside the complex, you can wander for hours and inspect the various halls and art objects. For example, in Nymphenburg there is a beauty gallery, which houses portraits of the most beautiful women in Europe.

№2. . Here were held Olympic Games 1972. grandiose structures are still in place. On the territory of the park there is an Olympic tower with a height of more than 290 meters, in which Observation deck(one of the best in Munich) and a restaurant that rotates around its axis.

№3. . This museum presents all models Vehicle produced under the BMW brand. A huge collection of cars and motorcycles will not leave indifferent any man.

Day 4

№1. (Schloss Blutenburg) . Very romantic place near the center of Munich. Here you can easily walk around local lanes and enjoy nature and local attractions.

№2. (Starnberger See). Perfect place For a relaxing holiday located near Munich. Beautiful nature, restaurants and cafes, a calm atmosphere - this is all about Lake Starnberg. It is not for nothing that the most millionaires in Germany live in these places.