Attractions to Check Out During Your Munchen Trip
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Marienplatz with New Town Hall
Established in Flanders Gothic Style from 1867 to 1909, Marienplatz’s façade has a length of more than 300 feet and features remarkably elaborate ornamentation made from stones. Its tower of 260 feet with carillon is, together with the St. Peter’s Church and the Cathedral’s twin towers, is among the most distinctive features of the skyline of the city.
Olympiapark and BMW Welt
The landscaped Olympiapark is the site of 1972 Olympics and houses sport facilities, bicycle paths, lakes, a football stadium, restaurants, and concert venues and the landmark tent-style roofs. Never miss out to visit the astonishing BMW Welt right across the street beside the headquarters of the company. This museum was built in a four-cylinder engine’s shape. It serves as an amazing gateway to the brand and a one of a kind meeting place for people coming from various parts of the world.
Pinakotheken
Pinakothek der Moderne next to Neue Pinakothek and Alte Pinakothek is an impressive and austere box whose glass and concrete exterior will never make you guess what is waiting for you inside. This is the home of the fine collection of Entartete Kunst or degenerate art and German Expressionism. These are the paintings that the Nazis confiscated and condemned. You can also browse through the exhibitions of architecture, graphic art, and design. It is the best place to be if you want to examine everyday objects in a new light, including cars, trainers, prehistoric PCs, furniture, and Handys, the German’s word when referring to mobile phones.
Frauenkirche or Cathedral Church of Our Lady
The Metropolitan Church of the Archbishopric of Munich-Freising boasts of 15th century late Gothic nave. Its interior houses works of art that span 5 centuries, making it Munich’s official landmark.
Hofbräuhaus
The most popular beer hall of the world is quite in demand among locals and tourists alike. This is where you can grab a bite of the tastiest Bavarian dishes, enjoy traditional music, and a “Maß” of beer, of course!
