A wonderful German tour with Chapín Group
On this occasion we travelled to Munich, the most important city in Bavaria.
Traveling in Europe by coach is, increasingly, the way chosen for tourism by millions of citizens. Chapín Group travels to dozens of capitals, cities and corners of Europe. On this occasion in our bus we arrived to Munich. The third city of Germany welcomes us with all its splendour. Munich has almost a million and a half inhabitants and it is a communications hub for the country. Today Munich is a business, touristic, sport and cultural engine of Germany. There are many attractions to see in Munich. Let us tell propose you some ideas of things to do there that you should not miss
What to see in Munich?
Here are some options:
Marienplatz. The historical heart of Munich. Here you can find the new Town Hall that holds an interesting carillon. This building also stands out for the views from the tower. You cannot miss seeing in the centre of the square the great Column of Santa Maria of 1638 and also the Fountain of Fischbrunnen. During Christmas season, they install the Christmas Market.
Viktualienmarkt. The most famous market in Munich, with more than 100 stalls where you can find flowers, meat, dairy products, honey, fish, fruit, cheeses…. Market hours are as follow: Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Sunday closed.
Royal Palace. It was the official residence of the Bavarian monarchy from the 16th to the 20th century. Today it is a museum that is worth enjoying for its extraordinary decoration.
Odeonsplatz. One of the most picturesque squares. Some places that stand out in the square are the Feldherrnhalle (from 1841), a symbol of honour for the area of Bavaria. It is also worth a visiting the Church of Los Teatinos, with a yellow facade that you will not have seen before in your life, or the Hoftgarten, a nice calm break in the middle of the bustle of the city.
Munich Cathedral. a gothic building with a red brick exterior. It is of interest to watch the altar of St. Andrew, some of the stained glass, or the tomb of Emperor Louis IV of Bavaria. If you enter you will find the “Devil’s Tread”.
St. Peter’s Church. The Renaissance-style church and known by the name of Old Pedro, is the oldest building in the city.
The Wall. Three of the four medieval doors are maintained.
Neuschwanstein Castle. A fairy-tale castle that is a must to see.
More arts venues. The Allianz Arena in Munich, the BMW Museum, one of the most prestigious brands in the world and of course do not miss having a sip of the typical beer of this city.
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