Unlock the magic of Munich

Marienplatz, Munich’s historic heart, is a lively square with the New Town Hall, famous Glockenspiel, and Mariensäule, a hub for culture and daily life.

Munich's most popular local market sells all kinds of Bavarian delicacies.

The first concentration camp to be built in Germany, today Dachau's museum tells of the horrors that took place here.

Established in 1789, Munich’s picturesque city park features many surprises - including the opportunity for surfing!

The palatial home of the Bavarian state parliament.

A square named after its iconic former concert hall, and famed for the 1923 Beer Hall Putsch.

At the foot of Zugspitze is the crystal clear lake of Eibsee, with great views of the breathtaking landscape.

A fairytale castle built in the 19th century that served as inspiration for Walt Disney's iconic symbol.

An enchanting 19th century castle set among the mountains of the German-Austrian border.

The football stadium that is home to the mighty Bayern Munich.

A huge site that hosted the 1972 Summer Olympics, today an important venue for cultural events in Munich.

A petrolhead's paradise, this showcase of the best of BMW is housed in an astonishing building.

Known as one of the most vibrant districts it's full of trendy bars and nightlife venues.

Munich’s New Jewish Quarter at Sankt-Jakobs-Platz features the Ohel Jakob Synagogue, Jewish Museum, and a vibrant square celebrating renewal and culture.

Taste the best of the authentic Bavarian food.

Overlooking Marienplatz, Munich's New Town Hall is famous for its spectacular glockenspiel.

A beautiful Baroque palace full of fascinating treasures and history, complete with a 200 hectare park.

Lying on the Austrian-German border is Germany's tallest mountain, with a peak of 2962 metres.

The picturesque river that cuts through the heart of Munich.

Originally dedicated to the glory of the Bavarian army, this triumphal arch now stands as a monument for peace.

The Munich Residenz, once home to Bavarian monarchs, is Germany’s largest city palace with lavish rooms, treasures, and centuries of royal history.

Located in the Englischer Garten, this delightful tower is host to a restaurant and beer garden.

This church's distinctive twin domes together form the unmistakeable symbol of Munich.

The world's largest museum of 'Masterpieces of Science and Technology.'

A breathtaking lake flanked by mountains, with three islands to explore.

Munich Hauptbahnhof is the city’s main rail hub, linking regional, national, and international routes, with shops, cafés, and easy access to the old town.

Munich’s first imperial residence, blends medieval and modern styles, with legends, arcaded courtyards, and a free multimedia history exhibit.

Königsplatz in Munich dazzles with neoclassical grandeur, housing museums like the Glyptothek and serving as a hub for culture, history, and events.

Founded in 1589, is a world-famous beer hall where Bavarian food, music, and beer traditions create a lively, historic atmosphere.

Viscardigasse, Munich’s “Shirker’s Alley,” honors locals who resisted Nazi rule by avoiding the Hitler salute at the Feldherrnhalle with bronze cobblestones.

Asam Church is a stunning 18th-century Baroque gem in Munich, filled with gilded stucco, frescoes, and intricate detail crafted by the Asam brothers.

Isartor, a 14th-century city gate, marks Munich’s eastern Old Town entrance with towers and frescoes that recall the city’s rich medieval history.

Hofgarten, Munich’s serene court garden, blends Renaissance elegance, flowered paths, and royal history beside the Residenz and English Garden.