This is the story of the incredibly imposing and (almost) architecturally plaigiarant Munich Feldherrnhalle (Field Marshals’ Hall) on Odeonsplatz. Obviously historically important stories are behind any of the…
If you’re looking for places to visit in Munich that are a little more off the beaten track than the usual tourist fare, then the Maximilianeum Munich is…
One of the lesser known parks in Munich, Bavariapark was created between 1825 and 1831 and is located in the Westend (Schwanthalerhöhe) District just outside of the city…
If you’re on a very short trip to Munich then the Endless Staircase Munich is probably not a must-see sight on your touristic radar – but it‘s a…
Visiting Munich? Love History? If so, then a quick visit to the Karlstor, the historic west city gate at Karlsplatz, could be on the cards. But what is…
The Bavarian Forest National Park (German: Bayerischer Wald) is the oldest, largest, and one of Germany’s most beautiful national parks. Established in 1970, it stretches south from Bayerisch…
With evidence of Roman occupation, it’s highly likely that GRÜNWALD CASTLE, just 12 kilometers to the south of Munich, was originally a defensive military watchtower. This is certainly…
Lake Ammersee Nature, Adventure, Culture & much more! The staggering amount of things to see and do around LAKE AMMERSEE make this incredible lake a much sought-out leisure…
Cattle and livestock markets are undeniably a staple when it comes to old-world living and the old way of life, and the Munich Rindermarkt personifies exactly that, albeit…
The largest inner-city palace in Germany, complete with sprawling gardens and unmissable artworks, the Munich Residenz is the one-stop many travelers to Munich should make an effort to…