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Updated Jun 2024
- 8.14.7/5709 ReviewFree
based on 25677 reviews"The complex on the square in Germany is very distinctive: there is a pillar of the Virgin Mary in the square, topped by a statue of the Golden Virgin Mary, she holds the scepter in her left hand, and the baby in her right hand, holy and dignified. The magnificent Gothic building on the north side of the square is the new Munich City Hall, where you can enjoy the fun puppet dance of the City Hall Bell Tower every 11 and 12 noon."Munich546m from downtownHighlights: Marienplatz is located in the center of Munich. The square was built in 1158 and is the largest and most important square in Munich. Because Munich's new and old city halls are all around the square, Marienplatz also has the city of Munich's "city living room", which is now the transportation hub of Munich, as well as a place for cultural activities and citizens' leisure and entertainment. The Bayern-Munich football team also Celebrate victory here. Plaza complex No matter when, Marienplatz is always lively. If you want to get around Munich, Marienplatz is a good place to start. Marienplatz is not big, but the historical and cultural heritage of Munich can be seen everywhere. She holds a scepter in her left hand and the Holy Infant in her right hand. She is holy and dignified. The majestic Gothic building on the north side of the square is the new city hall of Munich. Every 11:00 and 12:00 noon, you can enjoy the interesting puppet dance of the city hall clock tower on the square. The bronze statue fountain on Marienplatz is the Fish Spring Trevi Fountain, facing the entrance of the new city hall. The striking onion dome building on the northwest side of the square is the Church of Our Lady. You can climb the tower and overlook the whole city of Munich. It is also a good place to take pictures of Marienplatz. The steeple building on the northeast side is the old city hall of Munich.Show Less - 7.44.6/5216 ReviewFrom69.59
based on 15 reviews"Munich Palace District, it turned out that this is the real Palace District, and then the museum was established on the original site, it is still very worth visiting, and the outside buildings are also well preserved, the collections in the museum are also relatively well-known, it is very suitable for punching in."Munich765m from downtownHighlights: The Munich Palace District is located in the center of Munich and is the meeting point of important buildings in Munich from the 16th to the 19th century. There are many buildings such as the King's Building, the Maximilian Palace, the Banquet Hall Building, the Bavarian Opera House, and the General Memorial Hall in the Munich Palace District. Due to the different eras and functions, these buildings may be brilliant, grand, simple, or complicated, with different styles, but the noble atmosphere is the common feature of the buildings in the Munich Palace District. If you see a lion statue in Munich's Royal Palace area, remember to touch the lion's nose, so that you can get blessings. Of great interest in the Royal Palace is the Old Royal Theatre, a rococo gold-red architectural treasure still in use. The magnificent Museum of Antiquities is an imposing hall, 69 meters long, built in 1571 as a candidate library, a very large non-religious Renaissance synagogue north of the Alps, now the State Ballroom. The Jewelry Pavilion in the Royal Palace displays many priceless jewels, including crowns and other items used in coronation.Show Less - 7.44.7/5274 Reviewbased on 4555 reviews"Built in 1867-1909, the new city hall in Munich is a Gothic-style old building with statues of the Bavarian king, legendary heroes and saints on the front. Visitors can climb the 85-meter-high tower to see the market view of Munich."Munich507m from downtownHighlights: Located on Marienplatz, Munich's New Town Hall is a neo-Gothic building built between 1867-1909. The facade of the town hall is decorated with statues of Bavarian kings, legendary heroes and saints. Visitors can climb the 85-meter-high tower to overlook Munich's downtown scene. In addition, there is also a special feature of the clock on the tower. Every day at 11:00, 12:00 and every March to October at 17:00, there will be 32 human-sized puppets performing historical dramas. , the content is the wedding scene of William V in 1558. Every time you go to this clock tower, the puppets turn with the music, which is very beautiful and attracts many tourists to stop and watch.Show Less
- 7.24.6/5374 ReviewFrom17.32based on 10036 reviews"For those who like cars, this is definitely a place worth a pilgrimage. BMW shows a variety of models, motorcycles, engines and models around, you can learn about the past, present and future of BMW, and the world opposite the museum can also be visited."Munich4.9km from downtownHighlights: The BMW Museum is located in the BMW brand experience center in Munich, the global headquarters of BMW, and is the core component of the BMW brand experience center. The museum has a total area of 5,000 square meters and is designed in a "bowl" shape. Next to it is the BMW "four-cylinder building" headquarters. The exhibition hall of the BMW Museum is designed as a wrap-around space and is divided into seven themed exhibition areas. According to different eras and periods, various samples of BMW cars, BMW motorcycles, Qingqi and some special-purpose vehicles produced over the years are displayed. Using modern sound, light, electricity, multimedia and other high-tech means as well as picture and audio-visual materials, it enhances the artistic space of product display, and fully interprets the growth and development history of BMW Motor Company. In the BMW Museum, in addition to seeing the ancestors of various BMW cars, representative vehicles of different periods, modern racing cars, avant-garde concept cars and other rich physical vehicles and models, you can focus on car posters and license plates of various eras. Peripheral items, you can also experience exciting racing games or watch interactive facilities such as realistic videos, which is very enjoyable.Show Less
- 7.24.6/5212 ReviewFrom57.97based on 7496 reviews"Allianz Stadium as a famous stadium in Europe and even the world, how can you not come to Munich to punch a card? I just wanted to visit on the weekend. I bought some souvenirs. I didn’t expect to see a lot of fans on the road and the subway. I checked the official website and there was really a game. Bundesliga Bayern Munich vs Bohong, but between colleagues and friends said that tickets are difficult to buy, so just looked at the official website, I didn't expect to actually have tickets!"Munich.Schwabing9.8km from downtownHighlights: The Allianz Arena, the home stadium of the Bundesliga Bayern Munich, was built and put into use on May 31, 2005. The opening ceremony of the 2006 World Cup in Germany was held here. The Allianz Arena is the most modern stadium in Europe. When Bayern Munich play at home, the stadium, which can seat 66,000 spectators, will be mapped by a lighting system into a red glow that can be seen from miles away. The inside of the stadium provides a variety of recreational facilities for fans. Facilities such as catering services, nursery, hall of fame, fan store are all available, and all areas serving fans total about 6,500 square meters. There are also some offices and meeting rooms. The Allianz Stadium is conveniently located near the A9 highway and has the largest underground car park in Europe - providing 10,000 parking spaces. Its unusual surface consists of 2874 diamond-shaped membrane structures, which are self-cleaning, fireproof, waterproof and thermally insulating. Each membrane structure can be illuminated at night in red, blue and white, corresponding to Bayern, 1860 And the colours of the German national team's jersey.Show Less
- 6.44.5/5221 ReviewFreebased on 18123 reviews"慕尼黑的“英国花园”是世界上最大的城市公园之一，建于1789年，这个公园是以英国郊野花园的风格布置。花园中有一条人工河流，有一个由层流向湍流变化产生的驻波， 很受冲浪者的欢迎。"Munich3.7km from downtownHighlights: Located on the banks of the Isar River, the English Garden covers an area of 350 hectares. It is a large park in Munich and one of the largest urban parks in Europe. Since the construction of the garden is similar to that of the United Kingdom, the grass is open, the paths are winding, and it is in line with nature, and it is rarely artificially carved, so it is named "British Park". The lawn in the garden is densely green and covered with shade, the wild ducks play in the river, and the swans roam the lawn, which is a harmonious natural scenery. Nowadays, the English Garden is a good place to experience the atmosphere of citizens' leisure life. Whenever the weather is fine, a large number of citizens will come here to exercise and relax, and enjoy leisure in the sun. The landmark buildings in the park are a circular temple (Monopteros) built on a hillside and a Chinese tower imitating ancient Chinese architecture. This quaint pavilion-style five-story wooden pagoda built 200 years ago, although it is called the Chinese pagoda, was built by Europeans who yearned for oriental art half by legend and half by imagination. There is a beer garden under the tower, providing visitors with drinks, entertainment and leisure programs and opportunities to enjoy the surrounding scenery. The northern part of the park is dominated by woods, with many quiet paths and fewer people. Citizens riding bicycles and running can be seen. The southern part is more popular, with a large area of grassland, and it is a famous "celestial body bath". There are usually many tourists around to cast a glimpse of it from a distance. It is said that there are also local residents who really want to see what it is, so they buy a map and hold it in their hands, pretending to be tourists and standing there.Show Less
- 6.44.6/5189 ReviewFrom35.39based on 7935 reviews"Loved this museum! Absolutely loved it. The galleries have a fair number of interactive exhibits and everything is in both German and English. We spent four hours here and didn’t see it all. Well designed, really informative and I thought it would be hard to beat the treasure chest of scientific instruments until we walked into the musical instrument section and saw a staff member playing and demonstrating a full size pipe organ."Munich594m from downtownHighlights: The Deutsches Museum is located on Isar Island. It was built in 1903 and is known as the largest science and technology museum in the world. The total area of the exhibition hall is 50,000 square meters, with 46 exhibition rooms and more than 15,000 exhibits. Every exhibit here is closely related to our lives, explaining the vigorous development of science and technology to people. Here is the world's first telephone, Daimler's first car. Tourists regardless of nationality and age, as long as they are interested in "ordinary technology" or "special technology", then a visit to this museum is worthwhile.Show Less
- 6.44.5/5250 ReviewFrom14.12based on 7444 reviews"nymphenburg palace such a peaceful place located not for away from munich city. feel the serenity here thanks to the recommendation from trip.com!"Munich.Nymphenburg Palace6.4km from downtownHighlights: This palace was once the summer palace of the Wittelsbach dynasty and one of the masterpieces of German garden art. Along with the palace gardens, ornate parks, small buildings, and Amalienburg and Badeburg, it constitutes one of the most important royal palaces in Europe. The palatial rooms, banquet halls, beautiful galleries and palace gardens are well worth a visit.Show Less
- 6.44.6/577 ReviewFree"In Germany, you must eat their pig's trotters, there are many flavors, there are fried, there are clams, I think they are good, the fried skin is more delicious, poured with a good sauce, the taste is first-rate, fish and chips are the main dish."Munich2.7km from downtownHighlights: The beer garden of the 100-year-old Augustinian brewery has a lot of cheap beer and pork knuckles.Show Less
- 6.34.6/5304 Review"We were walking in the streets of Munich to understand this history when we came across this restaurant with rich history. My colleague suggested us to have our dinner here.As we entered, we witnessed how crowded it was. It was a lively atmosphere. We proceed to order our dinner.I ordered the specialty pork knuckles and it was very yummy.We also ordered a glass of beer which is a must try. It was a very larger glass and thus I had to share with my colleague."Munich316m from downtownHighlights: The Royal Brewery was built in 1589 during the reign of William V. It was originally a Royal Brewery and has been open to ordinary citizens since 1828. The Royal Beer House is a white, four-story building with a conspicuous blue "HB" logo on the roof. Entering the main entrance, the first thing that catches your eye is the souvenir shop, which sells beer-related peripheral products, which can be purchased as appropriate and kept as souvenirs. Next, is the essence of the beer house - the public hall. The hall is very spacious and can accommodate 1,300 people at the same time. The murals on the vault are quite historical. To the left of the main entrance is a large bar, and the mountain-like "beer glass wall" is very spectacular. To the right of the entrance is a chic small box that can accommodate 70 people. The seats there were often reserved by prison officials during World War II. There is a music platform in the hall, and an orchestra dressed in traditional Bavarian costumes will perform live for the guests. The banquet hall is also worth seeing. The hall can accommodate more than 900 people. The pink and blue mixed vault is gorgeous and fresh, mixing classical and modern styles. The chairs that Lutwig II sat on are well preserved. Down, candlestick chandeliers are full of retro vibes, while modern sound equipment meets the needs of the hall as a dance venue. At present, the festival hall often hosts traditional Bavarian balls and various folk performances, which are very interesting.Show Less
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FAQ
What are some Best Things to Do in Munich?
Some Best Things to Do in Munich include:Marienplatz, Munich Residenz, New Town Hall, BMW Museum, Allianz Arena
What are some highly-rated Best Things to Do in Munich?
Some highly-rated Best Things to Do in Munich include:Marienplatz:4.7, Munich Residenz:4.6, New Town Hall:4.7, BMW Museum:4.6, Allianz Arena:4.6
At what locations in Munich can Best Things to Do in Munich be found?
The Best Things to Do in Munich are mainly located in:Marienplatz:Munich, Munich Residenz:Munich, New Town Hall:Munich, BMW Museum:Munich, Allianz Arena:Munich
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