Munich things to do

The world's largest museum of technology is a great place to try things out: you can play along and learn about almost all the different areas of natural science and technology. A museum for everyone, ...

A Bavarian rococo gem with splendid show rooms and landscaped grounds in which further gems and little castles are hidden away. The front of this Baroque castle grounds has a length of approximately 70...

Here, where Munich's heart beats most briskly, you will find specialities from all over the world and every six weeks there is a different local beer. The world congregates in the heart of Munich. With...

A must during good weather and even more so when a foehn is blowing. You can see why Munich is a "village of millions". The television tower, 290 metres high, towers above the Olympic complex. During t...

This football stadium, which opened in 2005, lights up in blue or red - depending on whether Bayern Munich or TSV 1860 Munich are playing at home. One of Europe's largest football stadiums was built in...

Enjoy a cold beer in leafy surroundings. This is Munich's most famous beer garden. The Chinese Tower is located beyond the Eisbach (icy cold brook). Insider tip: about half an hour's walk away, directi...

The world's most famous tented roof - a masterpiece of architectural history. The Olympic Park is an example of revolutionary contemporary architecture. The 290 m high Olympic tower dominates the tente...

Right next door to the BMW tower is the museum: an outsize, windowless, reinforced concrete shell. On show you'll find cars ranging from the pre-war 'Dixi', to the Isetta, plus the extravagant sports ...

The symbolic emblem of the city. Far more than Bayern Munich, the Frauenkirche is the real symbol of the city. As you drive in from the west or south, you can see it almost from the very edge of the ci...