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An ornate Gothic structure, a looming tower and an eerie bejeweled skeleton all belong to the oldest parish church in Munich.

Admire the ceiling frescoes and beautiful architecture of this historic Catholic church, one of the oldest churches in the city of Munich. 

An ornate Gothic structure, a looming tower and an eerie bejeweled skeleton all belong to the oldest parish church in Munich.

Formally a court garden attached to the Residenz, this park is now the place where fashionable locals go to gain some respite from the city.

This tiny church was designed by two brothers as a project of passion. Now, it is publicly acknowledged as a masterpiece of Baroque and Rococo design.

Vaulted ceilings and a neoclassical front create a majestic setting for Greek and Roman statues in one of the world’s only museums dedicated to ancient sculpture.

The Bavarian state parliament gathers in this 19th-century riverside palace that has long helped gifted university students to finance their courses.

This tiny church was designed by two brothers as a project of passion. Now, it is publicly acknowledged as a masterpiece of Baroque and Rococo design.

Admire the ceiling frescoes and beautiful architecture of this historic Catholic church, one of the oldest churches in the city of Munich. 

From cozy beer halls to dazzling palaces, sprawling public gardens to cutting-edge museums, the Bavarian capital is a modern city with plenty of traditional charms.

Munich’s only gate with its original central tower grants access to the Isar River and pays tribute to a famous local comedian.

The northerly border of Munich’s old town is marked by this large city square, framed by Italianesque buildings and a Renaissance court garden.

Admire the ceiling frescoes and beautiful architecture of this historic Catholic church, one of the oldest churches in the city of Munich. 

Formally a court garden attached to the Residenz, this park is now the place where fashionable locals go to gain some respite from the city.

The wide range of exhibits at the world’s largest science and technology museum offer brainy entertainment for all members of the family.  

The northerly border of Munich’s old town is marked by this large city square, framed by Italianesque buildings and a Renaissance court garden.

Formally a court garden attached to the Residenz, this park is now the place where fashionable locals go to gain some respite from the city.

The northerly border of Munich’s old town is marked by this large city square, framed by Italianesque buildings and a Renaissance court garden.