Top 50 Best Things to Do in Munich

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Diyanna

It has a futuristic feel & we love it. Bulky bags & jackets/winterwear has to be placed in the locker provided before you enter the exhibit area. Total 22 zones. Lots of sitting down place in case you tired or just wanna watch the cars while resting.

Anonymous user

Price was reasonable, but really it had too many rooms to visit, lost patience at a point. Overall I find interesting when anything relates to Empress Sisi. Worth a visit if you’re interested in Bavarian history.

Anonymous user

There is a big difference between the live broadcast on TV and the live game. The stadium is very big and the full house at the start of the game is very shocking. The shouts of the goals are very exciting. Munich is a football fan. The stadium is easy to find and can be reached directly by subway. It is very convenient to book with Ctrip. There will be a butler to contact on WeChat. The fan area is in a very good location. The stadium is still a bit cold in February. I must wear more clothes next time I go. Haha, I will choose Ctrip next time. It’s great. It’s a very good experience👍

zuhom

As the summer palace of the Bavarian royal family, its architecture and garden design are very ornamental. The palace itself is a magnificent Baroque building with a front facade that is hundreds of meters long and magnificent. Many original decorations and furniture are preserved inside, which is very stunning. Each room is like a time capsule that travels back to the 18th century. The large English garden behind the palace is extremely open, with lakes, bridges, boulevards and scattered hunting pavilions (such as Amalienburg) forming a quiet and elegant picture. It is recommended to reserve enough time for a slow walk and feel the leisurely pace of aristocratic life. It is very convenient to take a tram or subway from the city center, and there are also multilingual information introductions in Chinese, English and other languages at the entrance. The tour route is clear, and there is an optional audio guide, which is suitable for self-guided tours or family tours.

一杯清茶看春秋！

Maria Square is the central square in Munich. In the middle of the square is the statue of the Virgin Mary, and in the north of the square is the Gothic-style town hall (Rathaus), which was built in 1867-1908. In the middle of the town hall is the 85-meter-high clock tower, with the famous doll clock clock, and the dolls at 11 am and 5 pm accompanied by music to show the scene of the 1568 William V wedding ceremony and the elimination of the Black Death. Not far northwest of the square, there are two famous onion-topped Notre Dame Churches, a symbol of Munich. Drink beer, taste ice cream and enjoy the bustling city by the square.

M45***21

The store issues tickets very quickly, which is very convenient, and the price is quite reasonable. The museum has a lot of content, divided into many small exhibitions. The popular science about the human body and atoms is not seen much in China. The ones presented here are more like children's paintings.

五柳戏飘尘

A very worthwhile place to visit! If you have the opportunity to come to Germany, you must go there. It is usually more expensive, 7 euros, so it is best to come on Sunday, only one euro, very cost-effective, Leonardo da Vinci, Van Gogh, Raphael and other European art giants have works! What is rare is that the viewing atmosphere is very good, even on Sundays, there are not many people, you can almost touch the distance of the picture to appreciate the works carefully. In Europe, it feels that in all museums, the distance between visitors and the objects of the exhibition is very close, and the experience is good!

老少皆宜（程世荣）

BMW brand cars are world-famous. Its headquarters is in Munich, Germany. We visited the BMW Museum and BMW World at the headquarters, which exhibited both old cars from decades ago and concept cars under development.

_TS***a7

I was expecting more, but it was nice , highly recommended for the bike lovers

小羊咩咩1969

Munich's New Town Hall was built between 1867 and 1909. It is an old Gothic-style building with statues of Bavarian kings, legendary heroes and saints on its front. Visitors can climb the 85-meter-high tower to overlook Munich's streets.