This is a complete tourist guide to Munich, Germany. We offer the up-to-date information as for what to visit and what to see in Munich. This information will help you get a bigger picture as regards to tourist attractions this city has to offer. Munich is the second most visited city in German and the capital city of Bavaria. The main attractions that draw this many tourists to Munich are: Nymphenburg Palace that looks almost as lavish as Versailles palace in France, Marienplatz with its astonishing New Town Hall, one of the largest parks in the world called English Garden, Odeonsplatz where the first Nazi putsch had failed back in 1923, just to name some attractions.
On this page our visitors will find the best photos of Munich, its monuments, sights, tourist attractions and museums. This is the fastest way to get to know Munich and what this beautiful city has to offer. Browsing through the photos you will have a unique chance to, just in a few minutes, get to know Munich and get an idea of the tourist attractions that may interest you.
This is the map of all tourist attractions in Munich, that includes the lactations of all museums, sights and other popular tourist destinations in and outside the city. You can zoom in or out the map and discover what is hidden in different zones of the city.
Munich is an important cultural center of Germany. It is the city of numerous historical and cultural monuments, festivals and beautiful parks. On this page you will be able to see the full list of the most well-known tourist attractions and sights to see in Munich. This list is interactive, allowing you to see where an attraction is located as well as to see numerous photos, so that you may decide which sight you want to visit.
Museums are quite numerous in the city of Munich. Some of them are guardians of one of the most beautiful painting collections in Europe from XVIII to XVIII century. Here one may find the works of art of famous German, Italian, French and Flemish artists. The city also disposes of galleries dedicated to the modern art. It is highly recommendable to visit the Deutsches Museum- the biggest museum in Europe dedicated to technology. On this page you will find a full list of museums in the city of Munich.
Bavaria is known for its pristine countryside, clean air, wealth of culture and gothic cathedrals. Medieval castles, small towns, incredible palaces, Baroque churches and not to mention wonderful lakes will provide unforgettable experience to all its visitors. Here is the list of all attractions that you must visit when in Bavaria.
Munich is a city of unreal castles, Gothic churches, beautiful parks, numerous museums including the biggest technology museum in Europe, Oktoberfest, the world's best brewery, a home of FC Bayern, the cradle of an automotive giant BMW and the last but not the least a city of nice people who are extraordinarily kind and welcoming to every tourist. Henri the Lion, a Saxon duke who briefly ruled Bavaria, founded Munich in 1158. In 1503, Munich became the capital of the united Bavaria. This was a city of modest size and architectural beauty until Ludwig I (1825 - 1848) succeeded to the throne. In his time, Munich was significantly expanded becoming the cultural, artistic and social center. In Munich, special attention was devoted to music and theater, which is why it was considered an exceptional cultural center of Bavaria and the whole Germany. After the First World War, Munich became the center of the right-wing movement. In 1923, Adolf Hitler tried to overthrow the Bavarian government. Ever since Munich has been regarded as the stronghold of the Nazi Party. During the Second World War, the allied forces heavily bombed the city. However, some important medieval buildings have been preserved, such as the Munich Cathedral and the City Hall. After the end of the war, Munich quickly developed into a high-tech center, from which corporate giants such as Siemens, BMW and Allianz come from. The Munich Fair plays an important role in the economy of the city – it organizes 40 international fairs annually, featuring exhibitors from all over the world. In 1972, Summer Olympics were held in Munich.
This is a complete tourist guide to Munich, Germany. We offer the up-to-date information as for what to visit and what to see in Munich. This information will help you get a bigger picture as regards to tourist attractions this city has to offer. Munich is the second most visited city in German and the capital city of Bavaria. The main attractions that draw this many tourists to Munich are: Nymphenburg Palace that looks almost as lavish as Versailles palace in France, Marienplatz with its astonishing New Town Hall, one of the largest parks in the world called English Garden, Odeonsplatz where the first Nazi putsch had failed back in 1923, just to name some attractions.
