You can join in a Japanese tea ceremony here from April to October on every second and fourth Saturday and Sunday of the month at 3pm, 4pm and 5pm. Phone: 089 22 43 19
It’s the only place in Munich where you can rent a paddle-boat and cut a few laps around some little islands.
The Blue Spa has one of the best views over the city you can get a full panorama of the city with a terrace, lounge, bar, saunas and a pool with a retractable roof.
The Bavaria Statue is a bronze maiden on the Theresienwiese (Oktoberfest field). You can climb up through her body Statue of Liberty style to glimpse the city skyline through small holes
The town’s top view. Just mind the 306 creaky steps on the way up! This is where to head for postcard-perfect ensemble shots of the Neues Rathaus and the Frauenkirche cathedral.
a structure with the power to turn people who don’t give a damn about architecture into ardent fans. At 11am and 12pm (and at 5pm from March to October) more than 40 bells chime away.
The story goes that the devil agreed to finance the church, provided there no windows running down the aisles. There is a point where none of the windows could be seen blocked by 22 inner columns.
The palace has appeared prominently in several movies and was the inspiration for Disneyland's Sleeping Beauty Castle[4] and later, similar structures.
It's home to a Benedictine monastery, a church and one of the most loved beer gardens in the whole state.
Discovering the city of Amberg is wonderful, unexpected and oh so welcome. Here you can get a taste of "untouched" Bavaria.
the glorious centre of the Bavarian universe. Many come to watch the Glockenspiel, an animated clock in the tower of the square’s dominant Neue Rathaus (New City Hall)
The company’s Munich “campus” has four main parts: the swish new BMW Welt, a museum, a production plant and world headquarters office building.
