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Immerse yourself in history at the Bavarian National Museum A must for any beer fanatic!Īddress: Sterneckerstraße 2 18. Learn about the history of beer and what it is exactly that makes Munich’s offerings so special. Drink up some knowledge at the Beer and Oktoberfest Museum The displays are available in both English and German, with engrossing audio guides that take about 2 hours to complete, but are absolutely fascinating.Īddress: Brienner Str. This documentation center is dedicated to the rise and fall of the Nazi Party (which was in fact established right here in Munich), with several floors of photos, documents and quotes that shed light on this important piece of city’s past. If you only have time to visit one museum in Munich, I would highly recommend this one if you are interested in history, especially Munich’s Third Reich past. Learn about the dark side of Munich’s past at the NS-Dokumentationszentrum

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I already mentioned the free BMW World attraction in Olympiapark, but just nearby you’ll also find the brand’s fascinating BMW Museum, a must if you’re interested in BMW or cars in general.īMW World and Museum 16. Walk through the past, present and future of BMW – Munich’s most beloved brand at the BMW Museum That said, there’s plenty of other great museums close by, like the Alte and Neue Pinakothek, the Glyptothek, the Staatliche Antikensammlung, and Museum Brandhorst.Īddress: Barer Str. The exhibits are very bold and fun to browse through, even if modern art isn’t typically your thing… This modern art museum is by far my favourite out of all the museums in Munich’s Kunstareal (museum district). Appreciate modern art at Pinakothek der Moderne It’ll probably take you days to get through this museum, which is the largest science and tech museum in the world! Still, the exhibits are awesome and it’s the perfect place to go full-nerd. Here is a selection of museums I recommend checking out! 13.

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Munich is full of amazing museums to visit, ranging from palatial art museums and historical documentation centers to sprawling science museums that rank among the world’s largest.

There’s also a lovely restaurant and quaint little rock & roll museum up the tower to enjoy. … Or splash out and get an even higher view from the OlympiaturmĪt 181m above ground, it’s crazy to see the city from this perspective, and it’ll only set you back 7 euros. Sure, it’s a bit of a climb to reach this hill in Olympiapark, but the view is spectacular, free and very much worth it.Ĭome for sunset, bring a bottle of wine and enjoy! On a clear day, you can even see the Alps. This is hands down one of the most underrated of all Munich attractions and viewpoints.

Snag an awesome view and sunset from Olympiaberg So, if you’re wondering what to do in Munich on a beautiful day, a visit here is always a good choice! 5. This spot is a photographer’s favourite for romantic photoshoots – all the better if there’s a violinist or cellist performing (which there usually is inside the Dianatempel). It’s one of my favourite places in Munich, and a great place to rest your feet between sightseeing missions. Located right behind the Residenz, the Hofgarten is a gorgeous public garden with plenty of benches and calming fountains. This is one of the most well-known things to do in Munich, and I’d highly recommend it especially on a rainy day. Imagine 10 courtyards, 130 rooms and an epic Hall of Antiquities. The Residenz is the largest city palace in Germany, located right in Munich’s city center. Walk in the footsteps of Bavarian royalty at the Residenz Yes – they surf even when it’s snowing! 3. This postcard view is Munich sightseeing at its finest 😉 If you’re visiting during a peak period like the summer or a weekend, I would recommend getting here early when it opens to avoid crowds… it can be pretty claustrophobic when there’s dozens of others climbing with you! It’s a long climb (299 steps), but the view is unbeatable. Get the best view of Munich’s Old Town by climbing St Peter’s bell tower Let’s get some sightseeing out of the way first! If you want to experience some of the most gorgeous spots in Munich, here are some of my top picks on places to go. Touristy Things to do in Munich + Must-See Munich sightseeing The Ultimate Guide to Munich’s Christmas Markets.17 Hilariously True Must-Knows Before you Travel to Germany.The Ultimate Guide to Surviving Munich’s Public Transport.

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