What to See in Munich
What to See in Munich- The major attractions
Munich is and will always be a popular destination for tourists,
with many attractions you can visit you can be sure that you will
find something to do each day to keep you occupied. The things
mentioned below are just a selection of some of the most popular
things that people take part in, this means that you should always
do the research yourself to make it a vacation based on you and your interests.
One of the best things about the Munich attractions is that most of them are
within walking distance from each other meaning you can cover a few of them
in one day if you want to fit as much in as possible.
The Munich English Gardens are very popular for water sports all year round
so if you want to add a bit of adrenaline to your vacation, be sure to check
this location out. If you're not keen on water sports or other similar
recreational activities you can still benefit from the English Gardens by
hiring a boat out, chilling out in the beer garden at the Chinese Tower or
take a walk up to the Monopterus Pavillion for some of the most amazing sights of Munich.
You have to be warned that there maybe nude sunbathers in the Gardens so don't be too
shocked if you come across a few of them.
Munich is home to many beer gardens which you can indulge in great
food all day and have one or two drinks while socializing with your
friends and family. In fact there are over 400 beer gardens to
choose from so you can benefit from the great weather at the same time.
If you are the type of person that enjoys taking in the beautiful sights
places has to offer then the Munich Frauenkirche should definitely be on
your itinerary. From this church you will have a magnificent view of the
city and the Alps which can provide you with some great vacation snapshots.
This is home to the devils footprint, as legend has said, this is where the
devil stamped his foot at the delight at the idiocy of the architect.
The biggest cuckoo clock in the world is based in Munich Marienplatz
so you have to check that out to say you have seen it. Make sure you
are around at 11 am, 12pm or 5pm to hear the rooster in all its glory.
Munich Marienplatz is also home to a great pedestrian shopping streets where
you can buy practically anything you require and enjoy the street performances.
There are many art museums that Munich has to offer so you can view over 800
masterpieces from famous artists such as Da Vinci, El Greco, Rembrant and many more.
Some of these date back between the 14th and 18th centuries. If you're into trying
new delicacies from around the world you should definitely consider Munich Vikualienmarkt,
this is a 22,000 square meter marketplace that will provide some of the famous fresh foods
from around the world which you may find appealing.
