10 Things to Do in Munich

Munich is most famous for being Europe’s largest brewing capital and hosting the Oktoberfest event. You will find beautiful public squares and gardens all over central Munich. Below are the 10 things to do in Munich.

Tours/ Events:

1- Explore Neuschwanstein Castle-

Visit the Neuschwanstein Castle as well as Linderhof Palace on a day trip from Munich. The castle was built in the 19th century by King Ludwig II in French Rococo style.

2. Attend Oktoberfest-

Oktoberfest is an annual fall festival associated with a consumption of large amounts of beer and traditional German foods. Oktoberfest does take place all around the world. The best place to celebrate Oktoberfest is in Munich.

Landmarks:

3. Visit the New Town Hall-

About: The New Town Hall is the home of politics in Munich and is one of Munch’s most impressive buildings. The Neo-Gothic style makes the building look older than it is.

Clock: The infamous clock was added to the New Town Hall in Munich in 1907. There is a show at 10:30 am between March and October every day that you’ll be able to witness the clock put on a dance. Visit the third or fourth floor of the Hugendubel bookstore across the square for a better view of the 15-minute production.

Dragon: You will also find a dragon statue climbing down the building that was constructed in 1906.

Address: Marienplatz 8, 80331 München, Germany

Museums, Churches, and Palaces:

4. Admire the Residenz Palace and Museum-

This new museum was a former palace of the monarchs of Bavaria and is a must-see historic place to visit. The complex architecture is stunning, and the building has over 130 historic rooms, a church, a theatre, and riding stables to see.

Address: Residenzstraße 1, 80333 München, Germany

5. Explore the Nymphenburg Palace –

The Castle of Nymph was once the summer residence of the former rulers of Bavaria of the House of Wittelsbach. The castle opened to the public in 1675.

Address: Schloß Nymphenburg 1, 80638 München, German