Konigsplatz

The largest square in Munich's first urban expansion is characterized by impressive antique buildings. Since the 1930s, it has also become the center of power for the National Socialists in Munich.

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The circular square is dominated by an obelisk that commemorates the victims of Napoleon's Russian campaign.

5 minutes

Odeonsplatz

In old Munich, Odeonsplatz marked the northern end of the city. Its creation was accompanied by massive expropriations and redesigns. The Feldherrnhalle and the "most beautiful church in northern Italy" line the square. You also have a view of one of the great royal boulevards, Ludwigstrasse - originally planned as Munich's Champs-Elysées.

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The residence is one of the largest city castles in the world. Many courtyards are integrated into the building. We will visit one of the farms.

5 minutes

Hofgarten

The Hofgarten was the first to become a public park. Among other things, the park saw farmers from the surrounding area who lingered on park benches with money bags. The first “Degenerate Art” exhibition, Hitler's sign against modern art, also took place in his neighborhood. The seat of government of the Bavarian government, the State Chancellery, towers powerfully at the end. From spring to autumn you will be able to admire the beautiful planting and the beautiful fountains of the park.

5 minutes

Chinesischen Turm

The Englischer Garten as a large central park also invites many Munich residents to take a walk. You can also socialize in his beer gardens. The Chinese Tower is perhaps the most famous beer garden in Munich.

5 minutes

Eisbach Wave

The Eisbach wave has become famous and is an integral part of Munich's cityscape. Watch the active surfers moving on the professional wave.

10 minutes

Maximilianeum

After a short drive into the eastern Isar meadows, you will see the Maximilianeum, the Bavarian State Parliament, which marks the end of Maximilianstrasse.

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In addition to the Marstall Theater, Marstallplatz also houses the headquarters of the Max Planck Institute. We also see a mirror that unites all of the buildings on the square.

5 minutes

Max-Joseph-Platz

The former church dominance with 3 monasteries at that time can no longer be recognized. The large square, whose central monument commemorates the first Bavarian king, is surrounded by the large Munich Residence, the world-famous Bavarian State Opera and the noble palace of the former Residence Post. You will also see Munich's most expensive shopping street.

10 minutes

Promenadeplatz (Pass By)

The central square of the nobility in the late 18th and 19th centuries still houses majestic buildings and exudes the splendor of that time. Next to Munich's first bank building you can see the royal Hotel Bayerischer Hof and in the middle of the square the monument Orlando di Lassos. Di Lasso was one of the most important Renaissance composers who worked in Munich. The monument became famous after the death of Michael Jackson. Shortly after his death, one of his fan communities rededicated the monument to a monument for the pop artist.