Munich 3 days

The former royal palace of the Wittelsbach monarchs of Bavaria, this vast complex showcases centuries of art, architecture, and history. Explore opulent state rooms, the Treasury, and the beautiful Court Garden.

• Allow ample time to explore the extensive grounds.
• Consider an audio guide for deeper historical context.

Munich's most beloved food market, offering a vibrant array of fresh produce, local delicacies, cheese, meats, and flowers. It's a perfect spot to sample Bavarian snacks and enjoy a casual lunch.

• Try a 'Leberkäse' sandwich for an authentic experience.
• Look for seasonal specialties.

The world-famous beer hall, a quintessential Munich experience. Enjoy traditional Bavarian food, lively music, and, of course, excellent beer in a historic and boisterous atmosphere.

• Be prepared for a lively and crowded environment.
• Order a 'Maß' (liter) of beer if you're feeling adventurous.

Munich's central square, famous for its stunning New Town Hall (Neues Rathaus) with its iconic Glockenspiel. Witness the hourly chime and dance of the figurines.

• The Glockenspiel performance is daily at 11 AM, 12 PM, and 5 PM (March-October).
• The surrounding streets offer numerous dining and shopping options.

One of the world's oldest and largest science and technology museums, offering interactive exhibits on everything from aviation to mining. It's a fascinating place for all ages.

• Focus on a few key sections to avoid overwhelm.
• Check the schedule for live demonstrations.

A vast urban park offering a green oasis with English-style landscaping. Don't miss the famous Eisbach wave, where surfers catch artificial waves year-round.

• It's a popular spot for people-watching.
• Rent a paddleboat on the Kleinhesseloher See for a different perspective.

Located within the Englischer Garten, this iconic beer garden offers a classic Bavarian experience under the shade of a pagoda-style tower. Enjoy traditional food and beer served by waitstaff in traditional attire.

• Often features live brass band music.
• Self-service is available for some items, while table service is also offered.

A trendy and lively district known for its independent boutiques, charming cafes, and diverse restaurants. It's a great area to explore for dinner and soak in the local atmosphere.

• Plenty of diverse culinary options from international to modern Bavarian.
• Enjoy a pre- or post-dinner drink at one of its many bars.

The site of the 1972 Summer Olympics, this expansive park offers a unique architectural landscape. Climb the Olympiaberg for panoramic city views or visit the Olympic Tower.

• The Olympic Tower offers fantastic views on a clear day.
• Check for events or concerts held in the Olympic Stadium.

Experience the world of BMW with futuristic architecture at BMW Welt, showcasing current models, and the adjacent museum detailing the brand's history and innovations. A must for car enthusiasts.

• Admission to BMW Welt is free; the museum has a fee.
• Book museum tickets online to save time.

A traditional Bavarian beer hall and garden offering classic dishes and excellent Augustiner beer. It provides a more local and less tourist-centric atmosphere than some other famous halls.

• Try the 'Schweinshaxe' (pork knuckle) if you're feeling hungry.
• The garden is especially pleasant in warmer weather.

One of Munich's most vibrant and diverse neighborhoods, known for its independent spirit, trendy bars, and eclectic restaurants. It's a popular spot for a relaxed evening out.

• Offers a wide range of international cuisines.
• Explore the side streets for hidden gems.