Tag 114.03.2025Freitag

Marienplatz

Historisch

Der zentrale Platz in München, bekannt für das Neue Rathaus und die Mariensäule.

St. Peter's Church

Kirche

Munich's oldest parish church. Built in Gothic style in 1386, the church was altered with the addition of a Baroque choir with three apses in 1636, while the tower was given a lantern dome in place of its earlier Gothic spires.

Viktualienmarkt

Ein ikonischer Markt im Freien, bekannt für lokale Spezialitäten und frische Produkte.

Ein ikonischer Markt im Freien, bekannt für lokale Spezialitäten und frische Produkte.

Viktualienmarkt

Einkaufszentrum

Fresh fruit and vegetables, piles of artisanal cheeses, tubs of exotic olives, hams and jams, chanterelles and truffles – Viktualienmarkt is a feast of flavours and one of central Europe's finest gourmet markets. The market moved here in 1807 when it outgrew the Marienplatz, and many of the stalls have been run by generations of the same family. Put together a picnic and head for the market's very own beer garden for an alfresco lunch with a brew and to watch the traders in action.

Frauenkirche

Kirche

Late Gothic church that owes its impact to its great size. Highlights inside the cathedral include the 1622 Tomb of the Emperor Ludwig the Bavarian in black marble with bronze figures, a 1620 altarpiece of the Assumption by Peter Candid, and the Baroque red marble font in the Baptistery with its early 14th-century Sorrowing Christ.

Hofbräuhaus München

Bar

Ein traditionelles bayerisches Wirtshaus, bekannt für Bier, Essen und Unterhaltung.

Munich Residenz

Museum

Palace, buildings & gardens housing state-owned museums, with original interiors & artworks.

Odeonsplatz

Wahrzeichen

Why is Munich known as Italy’s most northerly city? Stand on Odeonsplatz square soaking up the spectacular scenery around you and you’ll understand why. Ever since he travelled to Rome for his studies, art-loving King Ludwig I held a deep affection for Italy. In 1816, while he was still Crown Prince, he commissioned Leo von Klenze to design Ludwigstrasse in its entirety. The grand boulevard was designed to form a single architectural unit with the square at Odeonsplatz. Like the sweeping Bazargebäude (Bazaar Building) to the east and the Palais Leuchtenberg in the west (based on the Palazzo Farnese in Rome), the Roman-inspired neoclassical buildings that line both sides of Ludwigstrasse evoke images of Italy.

Karlsplatz (Stachus)

Sehenswert

Bustling square featuring historical buildings, a fountain & an underground shopping arcade.

Hofgarten

Park

A favorite place for locals and visitors to stroll and relax. The focal point is the central pavilion, featuring eight arches, with paths radiating from each one to form beds for lawns and flowers. Fountains mark the points where the paths intersect. Modeled on Italian Renaissance gardens when it was designed, the Hofgarten became more like the then-popular landscape gardens during the 19th century.

Deutsches Museum

Museum

Das größte Wissenschafts- und Technologiemuseum der Welt mit interaktiven Ausstellungen.

Asam Church

Kirche

It's the interior that's most memorable. Highlights include a wrought-iron grille from 1776 that separates the stucco figures of the saints from the long nave with its galleries. On the projecting cornice under the ceiling is a magnificent fresco depicting the life of St. John. The most notable feature of the interior, though, is the high altar, enclosed by four twisted columns and on which sits a glass shrine containing a wax figure of the church's patron saint.

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Tag 215.03.2025Samstag

Englischer Garten

Park

Ein großer, malerischer Park im Herzen von München, ideal für romantische Spaziergänge.

Allianz Arena

Stadion

Das berühmte Fußballstadion von Bayern München, eindrucksvoll architektonisch gestaltet.

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Tag 316.03.2025Sonntag

Olympiapark

Park

The area to the north of the city where soldiers once paraded and the world's first Zeppelin landed in 1909 found a new role in the 1960s as the Olympiapark. Built for the 1972 Olympic Summer Games, it has quite a small-scale feel, and some may be amazed that the games could once have been held at such a petite venue. The complex draws people year-round with concerts, festivals and sporting events, and its swimming hall and ice-skating rink are open to the public. A good first stop is the Info-Pavilion, which has information, maps, tour tickets and a model of the complex. Staff also rent out MP3 players for a self-guided audio tour. Olympiapark has two famous eye-catchers: the 290m Olympiaturm and the warped Olympiastadion. Germans have a soft spot for the latter because it was on this hallowed turf in 1974 that the national soccer team – led by 'the Kaiser', Franz Beckenbauer – won the FIFA World Cup.

Schloss Nymphenburg

Historisch

Ein wunderschönes Barockschloss mit weitläufigen Gärten und Museen.

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