The climb up the 75 meter high Fröttmaninger Berg compensates with a great view over the whole city of Munich. In addition to the view of the Munich Sykline, the Alps can also be seen on a clear day.

Die U-Bahnen in München fahren an den Wochenenden die ganze Nacht lang durch. Die Nachtlinien verkehren von Freitag auf Samstag, Samstag auf Sonntag und vor Feiertagen im 30-Minuten-Takt und zwar so, ...

The Theatinerkirche at Munich's central Odeonsplatz shines bright yellow - Bavaria's first baroque church also impresses with its interior. The ocher-yellow facade is one of the most beautiful in the ...

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Munich blossoms in spring: The beer gardens open, people meet at the Isar and in the parks. You can join them. With these 10 things, you can really enjoy the warm season in the city. What you can do: ...

Munich is a major attraction for shoppers in Germany and even around Europe. Lovers of luxury items or bargain hunters can find all they seek in the shopping oases, arcades and boutiques in the city.

Crowns, statues, chests and goblets: You can marvel at Munich's royal treasures in the Residenz Museum and the Residenz Treasury. Check out our tips and more information. The Treasury of the Residenz ...

The Lenbachhaus is famous for the world's largest collection of art by the "Blaue Reiter" (Blue Rider) group, around Franz Marc. See what paintings you can discover here. The Blaue Reiter is ...

The Munich Documentation Center for the History of National Socialism (nsdoku) conveys the history of National Socialism with a view to the present and the future and considers the historical ...

We have compiled useful information so that people with disabilities can also discover Munich without any worries. Wheelchair users, people with a walking, hearing or visual impairment will find ...

The two-story, octagonal building was designed by Elector Max Emanuel shortly after the construction of Nymphenburg Palace and completed by Joseph Effner around 1719. The first floor consists of just ...

At 2,962 meters, the Zugspitze is not only Germany's highest point, but its proximity to Munich also makes it an extremely attractive excursion and hiking destination in the Munich area. The historic ...