Munich’s iconic Pinakothek der Moderne is a world-class modern art museum in the heart of the Bavarian capital. This artistic mecca actually unites four museums showcasing modern masters like Picasso, Dali, and Warhol alongside pioneering architecture and design. We can surely all agree that modern art is not for everyone, and is obviously subjective, but […]
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We first spotted Haag Castle (alternate Schloß Haag, Burg Haag or Hague Castle) from the road on a visit to a friend who lived nearby in the village of Kirchdorf. The castle tower immediately intrigued us as it looked exactly as we’d imagined the tower of the imprisoned fairy tale Rapunzel might look. Details on
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This tart and tangy fermented cabbage dish has a long and storied history and has long been a favorite part of Bavarian Cuisine and a staple part of the diet of many Müncheners. But Who Invented Sauerkraut and Where Did it Originate? Well in this article, we’ll explore the Sauerkraut Origin by looking at evidence
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Yes, Bavarian can be considered a distinct language in its own right with West Germanic origins. Although many often classify Bavarian as a German dialect, Bavarian definitely has its own set of linguistic features and distinct cultural identity pointers that set it apart and designate it as language. As one of the most distinctive regional
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The Alter Südfriedhof in Munich is one of the city’s most historically significant and culturally enriching sites. As one of Munich’s oldest cemeteries, it offers valuable insights into the region’s past and is home to elaborate monuments and tombstones of artistic note. We’ve visited this burial ground a few times, and have always found it
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The Hubertusbrunnen is a majestic and historic fountain located on the eastern end of Munich’s Nymphenburg Canal in the Neuhausen area. Though overshadowed by the grand Nymphenburg Palace nearby, this small fountain holds its own significance and charm and is certainly worth a quick look if in the area. We’ve often jogged along the canal
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Step into the past, present, and future of Jewish life in Bavaria at the stunning Jewish Museum Munich. This architectural marvel in the heart of the city immerses you in Jewish culture, history, and faith through exhibits and artifacts that, if you love museums, you’ll find fascinating. We love visiting museums here at Absolute Munich,
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Munich is a city that’s steeped in history & culture but with so many Iconic Munich Landmarks to choose from, it can be difficult to know where to start and which to visit first! Well, that’s where Absolute Munich comes in to help by providing this comprehensive guide to Munich’s Monuments, Landmarks & Sculptures. We’ll
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The Glockenspiel Munich is a dazzling sight that comes alive daily with chimes and dancing figurines that enact stories from centuries past. Crowds gather regularly in Marienplatz in the center of Munich, transfixed as the iconic clock tower brings Munich’s rich history to life through music and antique animatronic dance. This mechanically automated wonder was
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Tucked away in the heart of Munich lies a hidden realm for beer lovers — the Munich Beer and Oktoberfest Museum. Though small in size, this little museum packs a powerful punch especially if you’re a beer lover like we are! Step through its doors and embark on an immersive journey into the fascinating world
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