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Munich Attractions
The distinctive towers of Munich's most famous landmark can still be seen from all over the city.
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This historic square, bordered by the new and old town halls, forms the heart of Munich.
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A visit to Munich isn't complete without a visit to its popular central market.
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The site of Munich's 1972 Olympics is known for the stadium's futuristic tent-like roof.
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Munich's large palace, once the home of the Bavarian monarchs, now houses a museum.
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Munich's Old Town Hall is a splendidly restored 15th century gothic building.
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Asamkirche is a small church in ornate baroque style. The neighboring Asamhaus (Asam House) is just as ornamented.
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The BMW museum is housed in an annex of the famous car company's headquarters near the Olympiapark.
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Three of Munich's five original city gates remain: the Karlstor, the Isartor and the Sendlinger Tor.
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The largest technological museum of its kind has exhibits covering topics ranging from mining to aerospace.
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This structure at the Odeonsplatz was built between 1841 and 1844 as a tribute to the Bavarian Army.
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The world's most famous beer hall was established in 1589 by duke Wilhelm V.
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The Isar is the main river flowing through Munich. One of its tributaries, the Eisbach, is even used for some downtown surfing.
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This star-shaped square was completed in 1819. The central obelisk was added in 1833.
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The Maximilianeum, home to the Bavarian parliament, was built 1874 as an 'institution of higher learning'.
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This colossal church in Renaissance style was built in the 16th century.
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The Müllersches Volksbad is a public bathhouse in a spectacular Art Nouveau setting.
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Munich's New Town Hall, one of the city's most famous landmarks is famous for its Glockenspiel (carillon).
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This square is bordered by several beatiful structures, including the Italianesque Theatinerkirche.
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Munich's oldest church, known as 'Old Peter', features a viewing platform.
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The Siegestor is a 19th century Victory Gate commemorating the victory of the Bavarian Army over Napoleon.
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