What Is The Oldest City In Bavaria? ULTIMATE Augsburg Guide!
Augsburg is the oldest city in the state of Bavaria and is Germany’s third-largest city. Your COMPLETE Augsburg guide!
Augsburg is the oldest city in the state of Bavaria and is Germany’s third-largest city. Your COMPLETE Augsburg guide!
If you’re a fan of French-inspired roadworks, tram watching, and military history then Karolinenplatz could interest you!
If you have just One Day in Munich to explore, then you’ll definitely want to make the most of your time in the Bavarian capital. But with so much to see and do, it can be overwhelming to plan a one-day itinerary that hits all the city highlights and gives you that balance of touristic …
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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 stunning architectural buildings that abound in Munich today, but the story of the Feldherrnhalle – whilst tainted by negative consequence – is one of the most fascinating. …
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The Bavarian State Parliament & gifted students both call the Maximilianeum home. Find out why!
The KARLSTOR is a popular tourist attraction in Munich & a great reminder of the city’s long history.
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 one of the lesser known Castles in Bavaria and astoundingly, is rarely mentioned in any Munich guide book despite its significance as an important medieval monument in …
Does Munich Have A Flag? Why yes, it does! ANd in this article, you’ll learn all about it.
The Old World Rindermarkt area in Munich is steeped in history & there are some secretive touristic finds about. Check it out!
Priceless Artworks, sprawling Gardens, and plushly appointed rooms are all part and parcel of the Munich Residenz.