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Verwaltungsrechtlich ist München eine kreisfreie Stadt. Sie bildet das Zentrum der Metropolregion München (rund 6,2 Millionen Einwohner) [4] und der Planungsregion München (2,93 Millionen Einwohner). [5] München wird zu den Weltstädten gezählt und gilt als ein Zentrum der Kultur, Politik, Wissenschaften und Medien.
- 310,7 km²
- 519 m ü. NHN
Website. stadt.muenchen.de. Mariensäule at Marienplatz. Aerial view of the old town. Lion sculptures by Wilhelm von Rümann at the Feldherrnhalle. Alps behind the skyline. Munich ( / ˈmjuːnɪk, - nɪx / MEW-nik (h); German: München [ˈmʏnçn̩] ⓘ; Bavarian: Minga [ˈmɪŋ (ː)ɐ] ⓘ) is the capital and most populous city of the Free ...
- 520 m (1,710 ft)
- Urban district
Find out what to do, see and eat in Munich, the capital of Bavaria and a vibrant cultural hub. Explore the city's districts, museums, festivals, beer culture and more with our tips and guides.
Find out everything you need to know about Munich, the capital of Bavaria and a vibrant cultural hub. Explore attractions, museums, festivals, hotels, restaurants, shopping, sports and more on muenchen.de.
- Explore Munich’s Old Town
- Get Dressed Up For A Night at The Opera
- Go For A Stroll in Englischer Garten, Munich’s Largest Park
- Sample Hearty Bavarian Cuisine in Munich’s Beer Halls
- Join The Locals For Drinks at A Beer Garden
- Gaze Down from Munich’s Best Viewing Platforms
- Go For A Swim at Müller'sches Volksbad
- Grab A Bite to Eat from Viktualienmarkt, The City’S Largest Market
- Explore Many of Germany’s Best Museums in The Kunstareal
- Explore Schloss Nymphenburg Palace and Its Grounds
A logical place to start a tour of the old town, or the whole city, is central square and popular meeting place Marienplatz. Here you’ll find the fairy-tale-like Altes Rathaus and the gargoyle-adorned Neues Rathaus. The latter dominates the square and sees crowds gather below its neo-Gothic tower to watch the famous Glockenspielin action. At 11am, ...
Home to one of the largest opera stages in the world, the neoclassical National Theateris the main venue for the Bavarian State Opera, the Bavarian State Ballet and the Bavarian State Orchestra. Richard Wagner premiered several of his works at this theater, which opened in 1818. Today you’ll find a diverse program of events for adults and children ...
Sweeping through Munich, Englischer Garten is one of the world’s largest urban parks. Providing shade and swimming opportunities in summer, snowy slopes for sledding in winter and beautiful colors in the autumn, this expansive space is a much-loved oasis in the middle of the city. Not to miss are the surfers at the Eisbach wave or the skyline views...
For some great local grub, head to one of Munich’s many beer halls or Wirtshäuser (taverns). Arrive hungry and dig into pork knuckles, roast chicken, dumplings and large Brotzeit platters laden with cheese, cured meats and pickles. Alternatively, try a traditional breakfast that includes an early-morning beer. Der Pschorr or the famous Hofbräuhaus,...
Best enjoyed on a sunny summer afternoon, Munich’s many beer gardens are one of the best ways to experience local culture. Wherever you go, you’ll sit with others on communal tables, discover culinary delights such as Steckerlfisch (fish grilled on a stick) or Obazda (Bavarian cheese spread) and enjoy a few cold beers. For the full monty, try Bavar...
Munich has several vantage points offering excellent panoramas of the city and beyond. In the center, you’ll find the 85m-high (279ft) observation tower in the Neues Rathaus (with an elevator) and the viewing platform in St Peter’s church (without an elevator). Olympic Park has the Olympiaturm, and the large Ferris wheel known as Umadum is in the W...
Open since 1901, Müller'sches Volksbad is the oldest public indoor pool in the city. The palatial building on the banks of the Isar, not far from the Deutsches Museum, is also one of Munich’s finest examples of art nouveau architecture. Guests can choose between two pools – previously for different genders, now with different temperatures – and try...
The green stalls at Viktualienmarkt, Munich’s biggest open-air market, move with the seasons. Open six days a week, it’s the place to come for artisanal cheeses, local honey and other local (and non-local) fresh products. You’ll also find places serving freshly pressed juices, sparkling wine and specialty coffee– and of course, a beer garden sits i...
Packed with museums, galleries and academic institutions, the Kunstareal art quarter is the place to go for a culture fix. The compact area is home to many highlights such as the Alte Pinakothek, Neue Pinakothek and Pinakothek der Moderne, and it’s easy to explore on foot. Thanks to its location in the student district, this area also has plenty of...
One of Munich’s top sights, Schloss Nymphenburgcomes with grand interiors and expansive grounds. Initially home to a summer residence, commissioned to celebrate the birth of a long-awaited heir to the throne in 1662, the site used to be located far beyond the borders of the city. Today both the palace and the city have expanded significantly, with ...
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Discover the most beautiful and famous attractions in Munich, from the Frauenkirche and Marienplatz to the Olympiapark and BMW Welt. Explore the city's culture, sports, leisure and history with guided tours, discounts and tips.
