To open the chat window, you must consent to the Userlike integration. Even after you have given consent, the chat may not be displayed if no chat is currently available. Munich sights at a glance Experience Munich's top sights: from the magnificent Residenz to the lively Marienplatz – the Bavarian state capital inspires with culture and plenty of nature. Discover Schloss Nymphenburg, stroll through the world-famous Pinakotheken or relax in the Englischer Garten. The Olympiapark attracts visitors with exciting activities and breathtaking views. Munich offers all guests an unforgettable experience. The most important sights at a glance - Marienplatz - Neues Rathaus - Frauenkirche - Viktualienmarkt - Hofbräuhaus - Residenz - Englischer Garten - Eisbachwelle - Maximilianstraße - Deutsches Museum - Kunstareal - BMW Welt - Olympiapark - Allianz Arena - Schloss Nymphenburg Top 15 sights in Munich Marienplatz (main square) has been the vibrant centre of Munich since the city was founded in 1158. Surrounded by historic landmarks such as the Neue Rathaus (New Town Hall) and Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall), it is a popular meeting place today. Sightseeing tours usually start here at this historic location. Around the square, visitors can enjoy a cosy coffee, explore the Fussgängerzone (pedestrian street) or shop at the Viktualienmarkt (food market) just around the corner. The Glockenspiel (carillon) in the Neues Rathaus is a major attraction, as is the golden Mariensäule (Mary's Column) in the centre of the square. You can also book exclusive tours of the Neues Rathaus at the tourist information centre in the Neues Rathaus directly on Marienplatz. The viewing platform of the Alter Peter (church) and the tower of the Neues Rathaus offer a beautiful view over the old town. All information about the Marienplatz can be found here The impressive Neue Rathaus (New Town Hall) on Marienplatz is characterised by its neo-Gothic façade and was built between 1867 and 1909 by architect Georg von Hauberrisser. A highlight is the daily Glockenspiel in the tower of the Neues Rathaus, which attracts visitors from all over the world. The Glockenspiel depicts two important events from the city's history: the wedding of Duke Wilhelm V and the Schäffler dance. The Münchner Kindl is enthroned at the top of the tower as the city's landmark, while you can enjoy a magnificent view over the old town from the viewing platform . On a tour of the town hall , you can explore representative rooms and reach the town hall balcony, where FC Bayern's championship celebrations take place. All information about the Neues Rathaus can be found here Frauenkirche München The imposing twin towers of the Frauenkirche (cathedral) characterise the silhouette of Munich's old town . With their height of around 100 metres, they influence urban planning decisions: No building within the city centre ring road is allowed to tower over the towers of the Frauenkirche. The Gothic cathedral and parish church “Zu Unserer Lieben Frau“ was built in the 15th century by master builder Jörg von Halsbach and impresses with its characteristic “Welsche Hauben“, which were only added in 1525, almost forty years after the end of the construction period. From the viewing platform of the south tower, you have a panoramic view over the entire city. Tickets for the ascent are available here . Today, the Frauenkirche is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising. There is a footprint in the stone floor in the entrance area. Legend has it that it was made by the devil and was the result of a bet against the master builder Jörg von Halsbach. The legend of the “devil's footprint“ still fascinates the many visitors to the church today. All information about the Frauenkirche can be found here Official Munich City Guide With our new city guide, you can take a relaxed stroll through the most beautiful neighbourhoods and discover insider tips from our guides. Viktualienmarkt Discover the diversity and vibrancy of the Viktualienmarkt (food market) in Munich. Here you will find around 100 stalls with a rich selection of fresh food and regional specialities. The market is also rich in gastronomy, with a central beer garden and various food stalls, cafés and bars. Special sights on the market are the neighbouring Heilig-Geist-Kirche church, the traditional maypole and the charming fountains with Munich originals such as Karl Valentin , Weiß Ferdl and Liesl Karlstadt. All information about the Viktualienmarkt can be found here The Hofbräuhaus (beer hall) is probably the most famous pub in the world and played an important role on Munich's way to becoming a beer city . Beer has been brewed here since 1607 and it was declared a public pub in 1828. Empress Sisi and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart were guests here. To this day, it attracts travellers from all over the world, but not only them. Around half of the daily visitors are regulars. The vaulted cellar, frequented by regulars, is also located in the so-called ‘Schwemme’. Bavarian pub music is also played there almost every day. In the warmer months, you can sit in the pub's own garden in the inner courtyard. All information about the Hofbräuhaus can be found here Oktoberfest Tour Take the time to discover "the Wiesn" as it lives and breathes on a guided tour of the festival grounds. Dukes, electors and kings: From 1508 to 1918, the Bavarian rulers controlled the destinies of their subjects from the Residenz (city palace). In the beginning, it was a small moated castle outside the city fortifications of the time. Today it is Germany's largest city centre palace, where the splendour of past centuries can be discovered in an inimitable way. The major attractions of the Residenz include the Grottenhof, the Antiquarium, the Ancestral Gallery, the Rich Rooms, the Cuvilliés-Theatre and, of course, the Treasury with its more than 1,200 individual pieces from several centuries of collecting by the Bavarian rulers of the Wittelsbach dynasty. All information about the Residenz can be found here Englischer Garten The Englischer Garten (park) in Munich stretches for five and a half kilometres from the old town to the north and offers an impressive mix of nature and culture. Highlights include the Monopteros with panoramic views across the park towards the old town, the famous Eisbachwelle for surfers, the Japanese teahouse and Kleinhesseloher See lake. You can explore the park in comfort on a rickshaw tour with one of our guides. The park was laid out by Elector Karl Theodor more than 225 years ago. With its 375 hectares, it is one of the largest inner-city parks in the world. Visitors can enjoy traditional Bavarian food and drink in four large beer gardens and numerous smaller beer gardens and kiosks. In addition, annual events such as the Kocherlball in July attract thousands of smartly dressed people to dance at dawn at the Chinesischer Turm (Chinese Tower). All information about the English Garden can be found here The Eisbachwelle (river wave) in Munich's Englischer Garten is a very special attraction that has been drawing both surf fans and onlookers from all over the world for 40 years now. The river wave at the entrance to the English Garden right next to the Haus der Kunst (art gallery) is not only one of the most constant and largest river waves in a major city, but also a hotspot for all those who either just want to admire surfers or even ride the wave themselves. However, the Eisbach wave requires a great deal of surfing experience and is not for the inexperienced, as the water is shallow and the current is extremely strong. For beginners and those with little experience, the Floßlände in Thalkirchen is a suitable place to practise, as the conditions there are less challenging. All information about the Eisbachwelle can be found here Maximilianstrasse Maximilianstrasse is Munich's exclusive luxury mile, characterised by international brands such as Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Bulgari. It connects Max-Joseph-Platz with the Maximilianeum and attracts visitors from all over the world with its renowned boutiques. The impressive architecture in the Maximilian style dates back to the 19th century, when it was built by King Maximilian II . In addition to exclusive stores, there are also fine restaurants and art galleries. Maximilianstrasse is a highlight for shopping and strolling. All information about the Maximilianstraße can be found here Deutsches Museum The Deutsches Museum on Munich's Museum Island is one of the most important museums of science and technology in the world. The striking tower with Germany's largest thermometer can be seen from afar. Visitors can experience science up close at interactive stations in the museum – from the first diesel engine to the “nuclear fission table”, many technical masterpieces are on display. Since its reopening in 2022, the museum has thrilled visitors with 19 new exhibitions and many new exhibits. Families in particular get their money's worth here: There is something for every age group to discover and try out in the children's area and the experimental workshop. The ‘Frau im Mond’ restaurant invites you to take a relaxing break, with its roof terrace offering a fantastic view over the Isar. All information about the Deutsches Museum can be found here With its 18 museums and exhibition centres, over 40 galleries, six universities and numerous cultural institutions on an area measuring just 500 by 500 metres, the Kunstareal München (art quarter) is one of the largest and most exciting cultural locations in Europe. Among the most popular highlights are the Alte Pinakothek, the Pinakothek der Moderne, the Lenbachhaus, the Brandhorst Museum and the State Museum of Egyptian Art. The Kunstareal is located in Maxvorstadt , a very lively neighbourhood with many cafés, restaurants and pubs, including historical ones. All information about the Kunstareal can be found here The Munich Olympiapark, which was completed in time for the 1972 Summer Olympics and whose entire layout is inspired by the Alpine foothills, now serves as a recreational area for the city's residents. The numerous leisure activities such as walks, picnics and sporting activities are, of course, open to all visitors. From the Olympiaturm (Olympic Tower) or the Olympiaberg (Olympic Hill), you can enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of the city, even as far as the Alps on special days. The Olympiastadion (Olympic Stadium), which served as the main venue during the 1972 Summer Olympics, now hosts numerous cultural and sporting events. There is hardly a star from the international world of pop and rock who has not performed here. Nearby is the Olympiadorf (Olympic Village), a historic and architecturally interesting place that served as accommodation for the athletes during the Games. All information about the Olympiapark can be found here BMW Welt at Munich's Olympiapark has been an attraction for car and technology fans since 2007. With its futuristic glass-and-steel architecture and striking double cone, it connects the BMW Group plant and the BMW Museum, which showcases historical and future vehicle developments. Visitors can view the current vehicle exhibition of all BMW Group brands - either on their own or as part of a guided tour. Admission is free, and the delivery of new cars in the ‘Premiere’ area can be observed from the inner bridge. In addition to the exhibitions, BMW Welt offers insights into future visions of mobility and sustainability in the FUTURE FORUM and regularly organises events such as the BMW Welt Jazz Award. Culinary delights are also on offer: Guests can fortify themselves in the newly opened fine-dine restaurant The Cloud by Käfer, in the Bavarie Brasserie or in the CooperS bistro. A shop with lifestyle articles and accessories rounds off the experience. All information about the BMW Welt can be found here The Allianz Arena (football stadium), an architectural masterpiece by Herzog & de Meuron, has become a modern landmark in Munich since its opening in 2005. With a capacity of up to 75,000 seats and steep stands, it offers all spectators an excellent view of the action. The striking façade with almost 3,000 air cushions lights up in red and white during FC Bayern Munich home games, while on occasions such as St. Patrick's Day it even shines in a bright green or in all the colours of the rainbow as a symbol of a cosmopolitan and tolerant Munich. 300,000 LEDs make a total of 16 million colours possible. An arena tour gives you the opportunity to explore the entire stadium, from the team dressing rooms to the players' tunnel and the main stand. At the FC Bayern Museum , you can travel back in time from the club's foundation in 1900 to its current successes. An extended city tour includes a visit to the Allianz Arena and the FC Bayern Museum. All information about the Allianz Arena can be found here Schloss Nymphenburg Discover the royal splendour of Schloss Nymphenburg (palace) in Munich. Once the summer residence of the Wittelsbach dynasty, the baroque palace with its picturesque park is a popular destination for excursions. Explore the opulent living quarters, marvel at King Ludwig I's Gallery of Beauties and explore the charming park castles. Schloss Nymphenburg was built in the 18th century and, with its extensive park, is one of the largest green spaces in Munich. The Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg (Porcelain Manufactory Nymphenburg), the Marstallmuseum (Museum of Carriages and Sleighs) with a collection of over forty carriages, sleighs and riding accessories and the Botanischer Garten München-Nymphenburg (Munich Botanical Garden) are also located in the immediate vicinity. Schloss Nymphenburg is one of the stops on the Hop On Hop Off tour through Munich. You can get off, visit the palace at your leisure and continue the tour as you wish on one of the regular tour buses. All information about Schloss Nymphenburg can be found here The Hofgarten (Royal Garden) at the Residenz palace is an idyllic green park on the edge of Munich’s historic old town. Green relaxing paradise The Hofgarten (Royal Garden) at the Residenz palace is an idyllic green park on the edge of Munich’s historic old town. It is a paradise for recreationists as well as for those seeking relaxation with many beautiful places downstream and upstream. The flow of life It is a paradise for recreationists as well as for those seeking relaxation with many beautiful places downstream and upstream. Alter Peter (Old Peter) affords one of the best views over the city’s rooftops. It is the tower to Munich’s oldest church, Peterskirche, which is located just behind Marienplatz. Landmark and viewing platform Alter Peter (Old Peter) affords one of the best views over the city’s rooftops. It is the tower to Munich’s oldest church, Peterskirche, which is located just behind Marienplatz. The famous square and the old city gate are often the starting point for a shopping tour through the Munich pedestrian zone. “It’s as busy there as at Stachus!” Karlsplatz-Stachus and Karlstor gate form the western end of Munich's pedestrian zone, which leads to Marienplatz. With its yellow facade and ornate interior, the Theatinerkirche at Odeonsplatz is one of the most beautiful churches in Munich. The white interior is wonderfully cool and forms a surprising contrast. Italian Grandezza With its yellow facade and ornate interior, the Theatinerkirche at Odeonsplatz is one of the most beautiful churches in Munich. The white interior is wonderfully cool and forms a surprising contrast. The Maximilianeum is the seat of the Bavarian Parliament and also houses a foundation for the highly gifted Magnificent building on the banks of the Isar The Maximilianeum is the seat of the Bavarian Parliament and also houses a foundation for the highly gifted World-class museums, top-class exhibitions: Munich's most important museums, galleries and collections at a glance. Munich's most important museums, galleries and collections at a glance. Residenz, Nymphenburg, Herrenchiemsee, Neuschwanstein: The castles and palaces in and around Munich are world famous. An overview. The magnificent castles and palaces in and around Munich are world famous. An overview. Nationaltheater, Kammerspiele, Cuvilliés: Munich's most important stages at a glance. Theatre, opera, musical: Munich's most important stages at a glance. The Bayerische Staatsoper has a long history to look back on and is one of the most renowned opera houses in the world. The programme changes daily. Over 350 years of opera tradition The Bayerische Staatsoper is one of the most renowned opera houses in the world. The Olympic Stadium with its world-famous canopy top was the focal point of the 1972 Summer Games in Munich. Transparency and lightness The Olympic Stadium with its world-famous canopy top was the focal point of the 1972 Summer Games in Munich. Don't forget your camera! The neighbourhood in the Olympic Park with the former accommodation of the 1972 athletes offers great motifs. Not only for architecture fans. One village. One community. The neighbourhood in the Olympic Park served as accommodation for the athletes and the press during the 1972 Summer Games. Munich is often known as Italy's most northerly city. Stand on Odeonsplatz square soaking up the spectacular scenery around you and you'll understand why. Love of the south Munich is often known as Italy's most northerly city. Stand on Odeonsplatz square and you'll understand why. The Tourist Information on Marienplatz can be found in the New Town Hall. We are looking forward to your visit! The Tourist Information on Marienplatz can be found in the New Town Hall. We are looking forward to your visit! Munich’s Fussgängerzone pedestrianised area, one of the first car-free shopping stretches in Germany, is turning 50. Encompassing Kaufingerstrasse and Neuhauserstrasse, it is home to shops, numerous attractions and traditional Bavarian restaurants. The Mother of all shopping malls Munich’s Fussgängerzone pedestrianised area, one of the first car-free shopping stretches in Germany, is turning 50. Elegant designer stores standing amid cafés, bars and restaurants make appealing shopping settings with an extraordinary atmosphere. Hanging gardens and elegant architecture Elegant designer stores standing amid cafés, bars and restaurants make appealing shopping settings with an extraordinary atmosphere. Asamkirche on Sendlinger Straße, with its splendid facade, is one of southern Germany’s most significant Late Baroque buildings. Baroque glamour The splendid Asamkirche is one of southern Germany’s most significant Late Baroque buildings. Winter fun in a fairytale setting: over winter, Nymphenburg Palace canal is overrun with ice skaters, curling teams and ice hockey players. A winter fairy tale Over winter, the Nymphenburg Palace canal is overrun with ice skaters, curling teams and ice hockey players. The 38-metre-high monument to the Greek goddess of victory, Nike, is something like the city's guardian angel - a reminder of peace. Under the wings of the goddess of victory The 38-metre-high monument to the Greek goddess of victory, Nike, is something like the city's guardian angel - a reminder of peace. Das Isartor wurde 1337 erbaut und ist das einzige Stadttor in München, das noch seinen original Hauptturm besitzt. Time moves differently here Das Isartor wurde 1337 erbaut und ist das einzige Stadttor in München, das noch seinen original Hauptturm besitzt. Built in the late 19th century, this neo-baroque building hosts an exhibition commemorating the resistance of the Weiße Rose against the Nazi dictatorship. Since 1945, it has also been the venue of numerous trials that have drawn attention far beyond Munich. A Piece of Bavarian Judicial History From its striking architecture to the unjust trial of the Weiße Rose resistance group and prominent modern-day cases, the Justizpalast can be explored individually or on guided tours. A setting like nowhere else in the world: the opera house, the Residenz palace and theatre, the magnificent palace that used to house the city’s main post office and a row of traditional middle-class houses frame the square at Max-Joseph-Platz. Square with an unique scenery The opera house, the Residenz palace and theatre, the magnificent palace that used to house the city’s main post office and a row of traditional middle-class houses frame the square at Max-Joseph-Platz. Workers on their lunch break, people meeting for after-work drinks, longterm residents of Munich and visitors from far and wide all meet up in the beer garden at Viktualienmarkt. Munich's most central beer garden Longterm residents of Munich and visitors from far and wide all meet up in the beer garden at Viktualienmarkt. Sendlinger Tor gate is one of the last remaining pieces of Munich’s city wall – it has surrounded the Altstadt since the 15th century. The connection to the south Sendlinger Tor gate is one of the last remaining pieces of Munich’s city wall – it has surrounded the Altstadt since the 15th century. The triumphal arch situated at the beginning of the city’s picturesque Leopoldstrasse boulevard is a larger-than-life testament to Munich's love for Italy, while also acting as an important memorial to peace. Copied from the Romans The triumphal arch situated at the beginning of the city’s picturesque Leopoldstrasse boulevard is a larger-than-life testament to Munich's love for Italy, while also acting as an important memorial to peace. The second largest altar fresco in the world and the wonderful sound of its organ are two fine reasons to pay a visit to the Ludwigskirche. The Church of King Ludwig I of Bavaria

The Ludwigskirche is part of the Ludwigstrasse ensemble of buildings built under King Ludwig I of Bavaria. St. Anton Church in Isarvorstadt district is located opposite the Old South Cemetery and is one of the Sinnstifterorte (places of meaning) in Bavaria. The Capuchin parish in the Isarvorstadt St. Anton Church in Isarvorstadt district is located opposite the Old South Cemetery and is one of the Sinnstifterorte (places of meaning). Michaelskirche Jesuit church in Munich’s pedestrian zone is the largest Renaissance church north of the Alps. Ludwig II, the Fairytale King, is buried in its royal crypt. Largest Renaissance church of the north Michaelskirche is the largest Renaissance church north of the Alps. Ludwig II, the Fairytale King, is buried in its royal crypt. There is still one hidden gem among the many sights in Munich: the Catholic Herz-Jesu-Kirche in the Neuhausen district boasts the largest church doors in the world. A cube within a cube A hidden gem: the Catholic Herz-Jesu-Kirche in the Neuhausen district boasts the largest church doors in the world. The Ohel Jakob Synagogue is an architectural masterpiece. Along with the Jüdisches Museum (Jewish Museum) and the Gemeindezentrum (Community Centre), it forms part of the Jüdisches Zentrum (Jewish Centre) at Sankt-Jakobs-Platz in Munich. The Ohel Jakob Synagogue in the city centre is an architectural masterpiece. Taking a stroll along the Isar river between the Deutsches Museum and the Maximilianeum building, you won’t fail to miss the grand Lukaskirche and its distinctive towers on the western bank. Majestic domes at the Isar river Taking a stroll along the Isar river between the Deutsches Museum and the Maximilianeum building, you won’t fail to miss the grand Lukaskirche and its distinctive towers on the western bank. Im Sommer teilt man ihn sich mit vielen Menschen, im Winter lädt das Rauschen des Wassers zur Entschleunigung ein: der Flaucher ist ein beliebter Abschnitt entlang der Isar. Munich's Most Popular Recreational Area Im Sommer teilt man ihn sich mit vielen Menschen, im Winter lädt das Rauschen des Wassers zur Entschleunigung ein: der Flaucher ist ein beliebter Abschnitt entlang der Isar, um zu grillen, sich abzukühlen oder spazieren zu gehen. Explore some of the most beautiful sections of the river Isar on a traditional wooden raft – music and atmosphere included. simply great fun! Explore some of the most beautiful sections of the river Isar on a traditional wooden raft – music and atmosphere included. Müllersches Volksbad is an indoor swimming pool and local attraction all in one. This jewel of art nouveau design is not far from the Deutsches Museum and Gasteig cultural centre on the banks of the Isar river. Jewel of art nouveau at the Isar river Müllersches Volksbad is an indoor swimming pool and local attraction all in one. This jewel of art nouveau design is not far from the Deutsches Museum and Gasteig cultural centre on the banks of the Isar river. International place of remembrance and learning: the KZ-Gedenkstätte Dachau has been dedicated to the memory of the victims of Dachau Concentration Camp. Place of remembrance A dark chapter in Munich’s history: the KZ-Gedenkstätte Dachau has been dedicated to the memory of the victims of Dachau Concentration Camp. The Flosslände (raft launch) in Thalkirchen is not only the world's oldest river wave enjoyed by surfers, it is also a green recreational area situated on the banks of the Isar: Here, visitors can kayak, splash in the natural pool, golf and camp. Surfing, swimming, camping The Flosslände (raft launch) in Thalkirchen is not only the world's oldest river wave enjoyed by surfers, it is also a green recreational area situated on the banks of the Isar: Here, visitors can kayak, splash in the natural pool, golf and camp. Have fun and relax in the Mediterranean ambience of the world’s largest thermal spa. Just 40 kilometres to the north-east of Munich, you can immerse yourself in a top-class swimming and leisure paradise. Swimming and wellness Have fun and relax in the Mediterranean ambience of the world’s largest thermal spa - just 40 kilometres to the north-east of Munich. An exciting day out for children and adults alike: a visit to Tierpark Hellabrunn, the world's first “geozoo”. Animal adventures An exciting day out for children and adults alike: a visit to Tierpark Hellabrunn, the world's first “geozoo”. Enthroned at an impressive height of 18 metres, Bavaria, patroness of the Bavarian state, presides over Munich from the edge of Theresienwiese. The monument, the first colossal statue to be made entirely of bronze since the classical period, is a true feat of engineering. Patroness of the Bavarian state The monument, the first colossal statue to be made entirely of bronze since the classical period, is a true feat of engineering. The colourful bloom at the Botanischer Garten in the district of Nymphenburg is fabulous. The scent that fills the gardens when the roses are in bloom is particularly captivating. The green paradise in Munich The colourful bloom at the Botanischer Garten in the district of Nymphenburg is fabulous. The Alte Hof in Munich's old town was the residence of the Wittelsbach dynasty for over two centuries and today combines architectural elements of the Middle Ages and modernity. Between the Middle Ages and Modernity The Alte Hof in Munich's old town was the residence of the Wittelsbach dynasty for over two centuries. A white giant in the Schwabing district: The 17-metre-high Walking Man by US artist Jonathan Borofsky on Leopoldstraße is not to be missed. The 17-metre-high Walking Man by US artist Jonathan Borofsky on Leopoldstraße is not to be missed. Vintage vehicles, luxury cars, workshops, merchandise, plenty of restaurants and cafés and a hotel featuring unique overnight accommodation attract numerous visitors to Motorworld München. Admission free! From Vintage Vehicles to Super Sports Cars Visit the car experience world in the charming ambience of an over 100-year-old industrial hall. In August 2024, Europe's first and largest surf park in Germany opened at Munich Airport in Hallbergmoos. The O 2 Surftown MUC offers innovative surfing experiences for beginners to professionals on an area of 20,000 m². On the wave, get set! In August 2024, O2 Surftown MUC, Europe's first and largest surf park in Germany, opened at Munich Airport in Hallbergmoos. Only a few minutes away from the main station: the Alter Botanischer Garten is a verdant oasis at the heart of the city, with exotic trees and an impressive Neptune fountain. Time out in a green oasis The Alter Botanischer Garten is a verdant oasis at the heart of the city, with exotic trees and an impressive Neptune fountain. Zwischen den Isararmen liegt die befestigte Praterinsel, die heute als beliebte Eventlocation dient, jedoch auf eine lange Geschichte mit unterschiedlichster Nutzung zurückblicken kann. From vegetable garden to event venue Zwischen den Isararmen liegt die geschichtsträchtige Praterinsel, die heute als beliebte Eventlocation dient. Luckily, the new quarter provides a place where living, art and work come together and thoughts can run free. A Playground for Ideas Luckily, the new quarter provides a place where living, art and work come together and thoughts can run free. The new sports arena in the Olympic Park will provide Munich's successful ice hockey and basketball teams with a new home stadium as well as an attractive offering for visitors. A new sports arena for Munich The new sports arena in the Olympic Park will provide Munich's successful ice hockey and basketball teams with a new home stadium as well as an attractive offering for visitors. A new cultural venue opened in Munich-Aubing: The Bergson invites you to concerts, art, parties and gastronomy on around 20,000 square meters. Art and culture in the old heating plant A new cultural venue opened in Munich-Aubing: The Bergson invites you to concerts, art, parties and gastronomy on around 20,000 square meters. On the outskirts of the city, you will find one of Germany’s top climbing facilities. The Kletter- und Boulderzentrum München-West in Gilching (DAV Climbing and Bouldering Centre Munich West) is a real treat for bouldering fans. Bouldering mecca in the west of Munich On the outskirts of the city, you will find one of Germany’s top climbing facilities. Did you know that classic films such as “Das Boot” or “The Neverending Story” were made in Munich? With huge studios, street sets and production offices, the Bavaria Filmstadt (Bavaria Film City) is its own small world, and can look back on a long tradition. Explore the world of cinema Did you know that classic films such as “Das Boot” or “The Neverending Story” were made in Munich? Munich Card & City Pass Discover Munich in a relaxed and uncomplicated way: discounts for the diverse range of art, culture and leisure activities with our guest cards. Free Public transport Reduced or included! Public transport is included Many discounts with the Card, many things for free with the Pass. Online or at the tourist information offices The official Oktoberfest beer stein with our new Oktoberfest motive is now available to order. The official Oktoberfest beer stein with our new Oktoberfest motive is now available to order. The city walk for everyone who wants to become acquainted with the most beautiful parts of Munich's city centre. The city walk for everyone who wants to become acquainted with the most beautiful parts of Munich's city centre. The Munich Residence is one of Bavaria’s most significant historic buildings and a real highlight for visitors to the city. The Munich Residence is one of Bavaria’s most significant historic buildings and a real highlight for visitors to the city. Take the time to discover "the Wiesn" as it lives and breathes on a guided tour of the festival grounds. Take the time to discover "the Wiesn" as it lives and breathes on a guided tour of the festival grounds. Book a visit to the observation deck of Munich's Frauenkirche and enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the city. Book a visit to the observation deck of Munich's Frauenkirche and enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the city. Explore the Neue Rathaus on Marienplatz with an official tour guide. A visit of the famous law library is also included! Magistrates, Monachia and magnificent celebrations: explore the Neue Rathaus on Marienplatz with an official City of Munich tour guide. A visit of the famous law library is also included! Explore the Neue Rathaus on Marienplatz with an official City of Munich tour guide. A visit of the famous law library is also included! Follow the rise of the Nazi movement, trace key sites from 1923 to 1945, and learn how the city remembers the victims today. Discover Munich’s dark past: follow the rise of the Nazi movement, trace key sites from 1923 to 1945, and learn how the city remembers the victims today. Discover Munich’s dark past: follow the rise of the Nazi movement, trace key sites from 1923 to 1945, and learn how the city remembers the victims today. Impressive architecture and unique ambience: discover the Law Library in the New Town Hall. Impressive architecture and unique ambience: discover the Law Library in the New Town Hall. Buy now vouchers for your visit in Munich. The ideal gift! Guided tours, guest cards and more... Buy now vouchers for your visit in Munich. The ideal gift! Guided tours, guest cards and more... With our new city guide, you can take a relaxed stroll through the most beautiful neighbourhoods and discover insider tips from our guides. With our new city guide, you can take a relaxed stroll through the most beautiful neighbourhoods and discover insider tips from our guides – from sights to hidden highlights. Order now free of shipping costs! With our new city guide, you can take a relaxed stroll through the most beautiful neighbourhoods and discover insider tips from our guides – from sights to hidden highlights. Order now free of shipping costs! a This exciting bike tour takes you through the city, the Englischer Garten and past other well-known sights. This exciting bike tour takes you through the city, the Englischer Garten and past other well-known sights. Enjoy this special tour and pedicap ride past all the famous sights of Munich's old town. Enjoy this special tour and pedicap ride past all the famous sights of Munich's old town. Enjoy this special tour and pedicap ride past all the famous sights of Munich's old town and into the Englischer Garten. Enjoy this special tour and pedicap ride past all the famous sights of Munich's old town and into the Englischer Garten. This is pure relaxation: you take a cosy rickshaw ride with your guide through Munich's old town and enjoy a fresh beer and pretzel. This is pure relaxation: you take a cosy rickshaw ride with your guide through Munich's old town and enjoy a fresh beer and pretzel. The hop-on hop-off city bus tours of Gray Line will let you collect unforgettable impressions of Munich. The hop-on hop-off city bus tours of Gray Line will let you collect unforgettable impressions of Munich. Discover the sights of Munich and visit the Allianz Arena and the training grounds of FC Bayern. Discover the sights of Munich and visit the Allianz Arena and the training grounds of FC Bayern. Immerse yourself in the world of the Fairy-Tale King! Discover the royal castles on an unforgettable day trip from Munich. Immerse yourself in the world of the Fairy-Tale King! Discover the royal castles on an unforgettable day trip from Munich. A day trip to Germany’s highest mountain – with spectacular views, tobogganing and a ride on the historic rack-and-pinion railway. A day trip to Germany’s highest mountain – with spectacular views, tobogganing and a ride on the historic rack-and-pinion railway. Visit the birthplace of composer extraordinaire Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, stroll through the Baroque old town and then relax on the journey to beautiful Lake Wolfgang. Visit the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and relax on the journey to beautiful Lake Wolfgang. Hop on and be whisked away by one of the world's most beautiful stretches of street: the Romantic Road to Rothenburg and Harburg. Hop on and be whisked away by one of the world's most beautiful stretches of street: the Romantic Road to Rothenburg and Harburg. The day trip takes you along the Alpine Road to Berchtesgaden area with its dreamlike scenery. The day trip takes you along the Alpine Road to Berchtesgaden area with its dreamlike scenery. Experience a brewery tour at Spaten with a look behind the scenes, interesting facts about the company history and beer tasting in the brewery tower. Experience a brewery tour at Spaten with a look behind the scenes, interesting facts about the company history and beer tasting in the brewery tower. Get to know the special role of Munich during the time of National Socialism on this walk. Get to know the special role of Munich during the time of National Socialism on this walk. Exclusive and safe: Discover the most beautiful sights and corners of Munich's city centre with your official personal guide. Exclusive and safe: Discover the most beautiful sights and corners of Munich's city centre with your official personal guide. Book excursions Book the Munich-Card Book guided tours