Munich Things to Do

 8 Reviews  When walking from Marienplatz, down Tal, past Isartor and crossing the river Isar, you will find the Muellersches Volksbad. The building is very beautiful and there is a small Cafe outside. Nice place... 

 20 Reviews  This is one of those unique items in Munich. Where else would you find a big square surrounded by perfectly built Greek temples? Well, here they are. Three monumental buildings: two beautiful museums... 

 18 Reviews  Hello, I was a cople years ago in the Michaelskirche on München. It is fabulous! Well, the reason that I am here wrtting down this note is because I lost my pics about it! That is the minor... 

 8 Reviews  From my emails: "It was while walking along this street (Neuhauser Strasse) that I was reminded of the humorous signs that I had come across. There was a "Moll" and then "Schmuck" (pic 2), an odd name... 

 15 Reviews  The Nationaltheater was rebuilt following its destruction in WW2. The Neoclassical style theatre has 2100 seats and was rebuilt to the specifications of the original building designed by Karl von... 

 26 Reviews  It's always nice to go for a walk in Munich. Here in the early morning you see the medieval Gothic Gates (in German Tor) of the ancient city wall. There are still three gates in the city. Here you see... 

 33 Reviews  The Theatinerkirche was the first church we visited in Munich. Apologies for the bad photo - but I was happy that I was at least able to get that one, as we were in such as rush :-( This church was... 

 7 Reviews  Schwabing is popular among tourists and locals for its collection of bars, clubs, and restaurants. Its also a really vibrant University area playing home to Muncihs largest univeristy ,... 

 16 Reviews  This formal Renaissance-style garden behind the Residenz was first laid out in 1613. The pavilion in the middle is a Temple for the goddess Diana, from the year 1615. Second photo: There is a... 

 16 Reviews  On the Odeonsplatz stands a statue of King Ludwig I. He was King of Bavaria from 1825-1848. He was a great art lover and appreciator of Greek and Italian architecture. This explains the abundance of... 

 19 Reviews  I’m never really one to tout something unless it’s exceptional. I went on the Mike’s Bike Tour in Munich last year (2005) and it was nothing short of a blast. The instructors are pleasant, comical but... 

 18 Reviews  In 1841, King Ludwig I assigned his architect, Friedrich von Gaertner, the duty of constructing a monument symbolising the Bavarian Army's strength. The result is the Feldherrnhalle, a loggia monument... 

 15 Reviews  The Königsplatz was designed by Bavarian King Ludwig I. in the style of greek-roman antiquity, with the museums "Glyptothek" and "Antikemsammlung" at opposite sides of the square. The Propyläen... 

 10 Reviews   I am putting this in red, as you will have to watch it with the spending, your card can get into the red quite quickly. If you want to shop, you just go to Maximilianstrasse. This street is renowned... 

 16 Reviews  This museum is only one of three great painting museums located in the same area: Neue Pinakothek, Alte Pinakothek and Pinakothek der Moderne. This one is off the Alte Pinakothek. If you like... 

 19 Reviews  The museum owe its existence to Ludwig 1 who toured the ancient world looking for items to add to his collection. A must for anyone interested in the ancient world and its fantastic offerings to us.... 

 13 Reviews  This house was originally built as the residence of a well-do-do and evidently rather eccentric Munich painter named Franz von Lenbach (1836 – 1904). It now belongs to the City of Munich and is the... 

 7 Reviews  The whole year you can visit the zoological garden. The garden is subdivided in parts of different continents. Europe, America, Australia, Afrika, Asia...... adults 9 € under 4´s free children 4-14... 

 17 Reviews  Approaching the Karlstor (one of the three surviving 14C town gates) while walking west on Neubauer Strasse, one see the fountains in the square beyond (plus the late 19C Justizpalast). Outside the... 

 9 Reviews  First of all I need to say: I am not a fan of FC Bayern Munich. Not at all. Or let me put it this way: In my family, we don't have a particular favourite club, we are just AGAINST Bayern Munich and... 

 4 Reviews  Starnberger See is the largest lake in Bavaria's "Five Lakes County." The five lakes are comprised of Starnberg, Wörthsee, Pilsensee, Wesslinger See and Ammersee. To get here from Munich, take the... 

 3 Reviews  The big black statue on my picture, is Bavaria, goddes and patron of the state of Bavaria and her Lion. It is placed on Theresienhöhe - about 35 steps above Theresienwiese & Oktoberfest. The statue...