Walk of Fame Olympic Park

Park

Cuvilliés Theatre

Top Plätze

The Bavarian State Opera boasts one of the world's top ten opera houses, so it would be a great idea to see a performance while you're in Munich. If you don't speak German, try attending a concert at the Cuvilliés Theatre instead. The theatre is absolutely beautiful and has an interesting history dating back to Napoleon Bonaparte's time as court theatre.

Friedensengel

Top Plätze

The Friedensengel, a monument to peace, is located on Prinzrentenstrasse in the city of Berlin. The column is surrounded by a small park and is often visited by photographers due to its impressive architecture. The monument celebrates the conclusion of World War I, which was won by Germany.

Kaufingertor Passage

Einkauf

The Kaufingertor Passage is a large, multi-level shopping mall in Munich, Germany. It traces its roots to the citys beginnings and features a variety of boutique shops and an Italian restaurant/cafe beneath a glass roof. If you're a shopaholic who enjoys learning about history, then you should definitely check out the Kaufingertor Passage for some great shopping experiences.

Munich Residenz

Museum

One of Europe's most spectacular palaces. The earliest section of this huge complex was the magnificent Antiquarium, built in 1579 and now part of the outstanding Residenz Museum. The Alte Residenz, a masterpiece of the late Renaissance and testimony to the growing power of Bavaria, followed soon after, and the final components

Nymphenburg Palace

Historisch

Nymphenburg Palace served as a summer residence for the Electors and Kings of Bavaria in the 18th century. Today, the 180-hectare complex with its palace park is the second largest green space in Munich – in addition, Nymphenburg is one of the largest palaces in Germany and one of the most important in Europe. Nymphenburg is not just home to the Bavarian royal family’s lavish palace; the grounds also include a large park containing unique water features, an extensive selection of sculptures and unusual pavilions. Over the years, the original baroque flower gardens underwent numerous changes and expansions up until the 19th century, when they became the English-style gardens they are today. Their picturesque design was created by the famous landscape gardener Friedrich Ludwig von Sckell.

Marienplatz

Wahrzeichen

There’s always something going on in this world-famous square – whether it’s the Christmas market, the city’s anniversary celebrations, the Glockenspiel, championship celebrations for FC Bayern or public gatherings for a variety of occasions. These days, you can sit in the shadows of the Neues and Altes Rathaus (New and Old Town Halls) and enjoy a relaxing cup of coffee, watching the hustle and bustle around you. It is also the ideal place to start a tour of the shops in the pedestrian zone or Viktualienmarkt. Popular shopping streets include Kaufingerstraße, Neuhauser Straße, Sendlinger Straße and Theatinerstraße. In addition, Munich shopping arcades and districts such as the Fünf Höfe are just around the corner. And Maximilianstrasse, the National Theatre, the Münchner Kammerspiele, the Residenztheater, the Frauenkirche and the Hofbräuhaus are also within walking distance of Marienplatz.

English Garden

Park

An oasis of green right in the middle of Munich: the English Garden is equivalent to the size of around 640 football pitches, making it the largest inner city park in the world. This is a must see place in Munich. You will find peace while having a nice chat with your favorite person. There are a lot of people surfing in the southern part of the park. You should definitely follow them. There are many places to see in it. Believe us, this place is more than a park. The English Garden in Munich connects the natural landscape of the Isar meadows in the north of Munich with the old town over a length of five and a half kilometres. Sights in the English Garden include the Monopteros with its unique view, the surfers at the unique Eisbach wave, the Japanese Tea House and Kleinhesseloher Lake. Don't miss the traditional Kocherlball or the Christmas market and beer garden at the Chinesischer Turm.

Nymphenburg Palace

Museum

A 200-hectare palace estate with rococo interiors, coach display & symmetrical baroque gardens.