Best places: Historical landmarks in Munich, Germany

Originally built for the 1972 Olympics, this park is now a hub for entertainment & sporting events.

Circular replica Greek temple with garden views built in the 19th century for Ludwig I.

Towering bronze female statue, symbolising Bavaria's might, with steps leading up to the head.

Town Hall clocktower with figurines that re-enact events from Munich's history daily.

Sprawling 200-year-old market with over 100 stalls selling goods from fruit to meat & flowers.

Landmark square known for its monumental, neo-classical buildings, including an antiquity museum.

Park featuring a peace monument depicted by a golden angel, plus mosaics & a viewing deck.

👍👍 Great place to visit specially in the summer. It’s exactly in the center of Hofgarten and so close to Englischer Garten. You can simply visit this place after English Garden and then exit it to the Odeonsplatz (another interesting place to visit, which a live music program is usually held there).

Bustling square featuring historical buildings, a fountain & an underground shopping arcade.

Famous 19th-century triumphal arch featuring a bronze sculpture of Bavaria with 4 lions.

Spectacular fountain built in the late 1800s, featuring 2 stately statues & illuminated waters.

Paved plaza between elegant palaces, with a bronze statue of Maximilian I & a busy Christmas market.

👍👍 Went here with a girl, now she is my gf. 10/10 good place for a romantic date!

👍👍 Here are my top reasons for visiting this area in Munich’s neighborhood Nymphenburg: 1) you can catch the sunrise sitting on a bench or going for a walk along the canal 2) get energized by going for a run along the canal or 3) take an afternoon stroll on a Sunday while doing people watching. You can...

👍👍 Very nice area, I’d like to visit again and again.

👍 Part of the Schloss Nymphenberg park complex. The park is free to visit is huge and is beautiful to wander through on a sunny day.

Vast city gate built in 1862 & inspired by ancient Greek temples, with reliefs & Doric columns.

Medieval city gate rebuilt in 1833 featuring a fresco & a museum on comedian & actor Karl Valentin.

Restored, 14th-century red-brick gate with 2 towers, opening onto an Old Town plaza with a fountain.

😠 Booked weeks in advance for dinner for two. We were dumped at the end of a table with another group of 6, when the table was already only meant for 6 people. Either they forgot our reservation or they have just atrocious service and don't care about small groups of two. We gave up trying to fit our...