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Hofgartenbrunnwerk
Perathoner Stein
German Hunting and Fishing Museum
BMW M Town
Westpark
Southpark
FC Bayern Museum
Munich Olympic Stadium
Ruhmeshalle
Asamhaus
Odeon
Olympiaturm
Reviews
It is a great experience to see the whole munich from top.
But try to go when the weather is nice to be able to see the Alps too.
But try to go when the weather is nice to be able to see the Alps too.
Fantastic view. I loved that they have different levels. On the first level you can see a map on the window glass. Higher levels can get windy and so the admin shuts it down for some time when it gets dangerous.
Free on birthday!!! If you show them a valid ID
Free on birthday!!! If you show them a valid ID
Very impressive Church.
This was the house of the owners of the gorgeous Asam Church next door. The Asam brothers were some XVIII artists very rich and with notorious influence in Bavarian affairs
Although I am not a fan for the club, but still the tour and the museum were amazing, i suggest to take the tour with a guide which adds a bit more.
The Best place to see the best cars from BMW.
Beautiful Amy time of year. The place always has something going on and many people just come to the park for a Sunday stroll.
Amazing stadium both to look at and to visit. If you are ever in Munich, I highly recommend checking it out via a stadium tour (that are mostly on weekends). I cannot really put it into words why I enjoy it that much. It is a very important part of Munich's history and current skyline
The Olympiaturm, a notable landmark in Munich, offers a unique experience combining spectacular views, dining, and history. Constructed for the 1972 Olympic Games, this 291-meter tall tower provides a panoramic view of Munich and the Alps.
Dining at the Olympiaturm
The tower houses several dining options, including the famed rotating restaurant, Restaurant 181. Located at 182 meters, this restaurant offers a blend of exquisite culinary delights and a 360-degree moving view of the city. Visitors can enjoy a range of dishes, from traditional Bavarian to international cuisine. The experience of dining while the restaurant slowly rotates is truly unique, providing ever-changing vistas of Munich.
Viewing Experience
The Olympiaturm’s observation deck, situated at a height of 190 meters, offers breathtaking views. The outdoor terrace is perfect for enjoying good weather and scenic sunsets. At night, the tower offers a splendid view of the illuminated city.
Activities and Events
Beyond dining and views, the tower hosts various events and exhibitions, adding to the visitor experience. It’s recommended to check the tower’s schedule for special events or exhibitions during your visit.
Inclusion in a Munich Itinerary
A visit to the Olympiaturm can be a highlight of a Munich trip. It’s recommended to combine this with a visit to the nearby Olympic Park, exploring its beautiful grounds and perhaps engaging in other activities offered in the area.
Tips for Visiting
1. Advance reservations, especially for Restaurant 181, are recommended due to its popularity.
2. Plan your visit around sunset for a memorable experience.
3. Utilize the elevators for a quick ascent, or if you’re feeling adventurous, take the stairs for a physical challenge.
Conclusion
The Olympiaturm is more than just an observation tower; it’s a multifaceted attraction that offers stunning views, culinary delights, and a slice of Munich’s history. Whether you’re dining in the rotating restaurant or simply soaking in the views from the observation deck, the Olympiaturm promises an unforgettable experience .⬤
Dining at the Olympiaturm
The tower houses several dining options, including the famed rotating restaurant, Restaurant 181. Located at 182 meters, this restaurant offers a blend of exquisite culinary delights and a 360-degree moving view of the city. Visitors can enjoy a range of dishes, from traditional Bavarian to international cuisine. The experience of dining while the restaurant slowly rotates is truly unique, providing ever-changing vistas of Munich.
Viewing Experience
The Olympiaturm’s observation deck, situated at a height of 190 meters, offers breathtaking views. The outdoor terrace is perfect for enjoying good weather and scenic sunsets. At night, the tower offers a splendid view of the illuminated city.
Activities and Events
Beyond dining and views, the tower hosts various events and exhibitions, adding to the visitor experience. It’s recommended to check the tower’s schedule for special events or exhibitions during your visit.
Inclusion in a Munich Itinerary
A visit to the Olympiaturm can be a highlight of a Munich trip. It’s recommended to combine this with a visit to the nearby Olympic Park, exploring its beautiful grounds and perhaps engaging in other activities offered in the area.
Tips for Visiting
1. Advance reservations, especially for Restaurant 181, are recommended due to its popularity.
2. Plan your visit around sunset for a memorable experience.
3. Utilize the elevators for a quick ascent, or if you’re feeling adventurous, take the stairs for a physical challenge.
Conclusion
The Olympiaturm is more than just an observation tower; it’s a multifaceted attraction that offers stunning views, culinary delights, and a slice of Munich’s history. Whether you’re dining in the rotating restaurant or simply soaking in the views from the observation deck, the Olympiaturm promises an unforgettable experience .⬤
The view from the top is amazing, although they kelp the open balcony closed. The entry fees is high compare to the facility they provide, as there is nothing special up there. Good for one time visit.
Ein informatives und auch für kleine Kinder geeignetes schönes Museum.
Der Preis von 7€ für einen Erwachsenen ist gerechtfertigt.
Der Preis von 7€ für einen Erwachsenen ist gerechtfertigt.
This is a very interesting museum. To be honest, if you are not into wildlife this may not be for you. I don't hunt anymore, because I find food elsewhere and I prefer to see the animals and fish alive in the wild, but I certainly fish as often as I can (90% catch and release) so I don't have any issues with hunters or fisherpersons in any way. If you do this place isn't for you.
This museum has the most detailed history of fly fishing gear (including hooks, polls, reels and creels) I've certainly ever heard of.
The history of guns is almost as impressive. But the detail of the various birds and fish in this part of Europe is incredibly detailed and thorough.
I recorded many of the bird calls which included interactive images to help me identify birds in Italy near our home in Col Martese.
Lastly, had no idea there was such a thing as a Racoon Dog or Giant Deer that stood 9ft tall at the shoulders, and loved the Cave Bear skeletal exhibitand the information surrounding them.
7eu cost of admission. Takes 45 to 120 mins depending on your level of interest.
This museum has the most detailed history of fly fishing gear (including hooks, polls, reels and creels) I've certainly ever heard of.
The history of guns is almost as impressive. But the detail of the various birds and fish in this part of Europe is incredibly detailed and thorough.
I recorded many of the bird calls which included interactive images to help me identify birds in Italy near our home in Col Martese.
Lastly, had no idea there was such a thing as a Racoon Dog or Giant Deer that stood 9ft tall at the shoulders, and loved the Cave Bear skeletal exhibitand the information surrounding them.
7eu cost of admission. Takes 45 to 120 mins depending on your level of interest.
Das Museum ist sehr empfehlenswert nicht nur wegen seiner Ausstellung (super für Kinder) aber auch wegen der atemberaubenden Architektur. Danke dass ich auch als Fotografin bei ihnen fotografieren durfte. Wunderschön!
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The Stadium Tour is great and the tour guide we had was very interesting and engaging. This is a great behind the scenes tour of the stadium and the history of Bayern. The Museum is well laid out with all the historic events in the clubs history.
The architectural and structural design of the stadium was remarkable. Even in strong winds, the plexiglass roof remained perfectly stable, which was quite impressive. The surrounding park area is expansive. However, the entrance fee to the stadium felt steep considering it only allows a view of the empty facility. Be aware that parking costs are high. On a positive note, the restrooms were well-maintained and clean.
View on top is very nice. Quite windy up there caused we were there in December. So prepare warm clothes would be good
West park is very beautiful and bigger than you might expect. The highlight is the Japanese garden but go there during summer it is closed in winter and fall.
Very interesting place for people who love architecture and construction. This type of building shows how Germans do detailed construction work.
I visited on Monday, 18.12.2023.
As it is a weekday, it was not crowded. Very peaceful. Easily reachable by U6. I walked the entire park, took just over 2.5 hr. I spent good time taking pictures and capturing duck swimming. Good place for jogging, walk or simply sunbath during winter. There is a Japanese bungalow,a Thai temple, and a Nepalese pagoda. ( I am from Nepal and I was happy to see Nepalese pagoda here, though it was closed to enter). There are lakes and many ducks.
As it is a weekday, it was not crowded. Very peaceful. Easily reachable by U6. I walked the entire park, took just over 2.5 hr. I spent good time taking pictures and capturing duck swimming. Good place for jogging, walk or simply sunbath during winter. There is a Japanese bungalow,a Thai temple, and a Nepalese pagoda. ( I am from Nepal and I was happy to see Nepalese pagoda here, though it was closed to enter). There are lakes and many ducks.
Worth a quick visit, especially if you need a respite from the weather. Not a hunter myself, but it was still a cool place to see. Also very affordable for the experience.
Völlig versteckt liegende Anlage, die aber für jeden an alter Technik Interessierten ein Besuch wert ist. Öffnungszeiten beachten.
Beeindruckende Fahrzeuge, die man hier gut in Szene setzen kann. Es gibt viel zu sehen, leider sind die Fahrzeuge verschlossen.
Great park with nice lake and Forrests. I enjoyed walking around a great place to hang out and also to make some bbqs (there is a grill zone there). I strongly recommend it.
baeautiful park that has many gems inside. an open air cinema, round table ping pong, bavarian house, the most beautiful cafe inside a park I have ever seen.
It's not a huge museum but has some interesting things and fine for the price. I really enjoyed the collection of items made from bone/ivory including gunpowder flasks and jewellery. It's mostly in German so be prepared to use Google translate on your phone if that isn't your native language. Cash only.
Honestly it was nice to see all the trophies but the rest of the museum was kind of lacking depth.
In diesem Fall können Sie weitere Informationen zu Ihren Fotos erhalten. Vor allem die Kathedrale auf dem Platz am Ende der Straße ist a
If you are an adult without the kids, go straight to the top floor. The most interesting exposition is there. First time in the unordinary hunting museum, and I sinked in the old artefacts of this entertainment of the nobility of the middle age.
Einer der wunderschönen Orte in München, zu diesem
Schönen Platz muss man wandern und auch ganz hoch in der Figur gehen um die schöne Aussicht zu genießen
Schönen Platz muss man wandern und auch ganz hoch in der Figur gehen um die schöne Aussicht zu genießen
I wanted to see the Olympic Tower. I was a little hesitant at first....I don't like heights, but i went up, and it was great. A 360 view of Munich and BEYOND. I got some great photos. I did a virutal reality experience, and it was awesome. I highly recommend going to this site. I paid 13,€. Well worth it.
The stadium is impressive, the architecture and history around the Olympic Stadium create a special atmosphere that is difficult to describe in words.
Wirklich jeden zu empfehlen! Das Museum ist sehr interaktiv gestaltet und hat eine Menge zu bieten. Von Virtual Reality, über ein Buzzer Quiz,
zu einem etwas anderem Streichelzoo. Absolut 5 Sterne verdient :)
zu einem etwas anderem Streichelzoo. Absolut 5 Sterne verdient :)
An important and interesting landmark in Munich, great views form 170 meters high.
When the visibility is good, you can see the Alps very clearly.
The price is 13 euro/person, a fair price for what you get.
When the visibility is good, you can see the Alps very clearly.
The price is 13 euro/person, a fair price for what you get.
FC Bayern Museum didn't turn out to be exciting for me. I'm sure that Bayern fans and soccer lovers will treasure a visit here, but it's simply high brow for mere mortals like me.
The museum has an impressive alleyway with trophies and awards. Important timelines in the club history have their own sections with jerseys and memorabilia. There are dedicated sections for kids and the women's team.
However, I felt there was simply too much information within each display area. Sometimes keeping it short and simple, and using different fonts and font colours can do wonders.
Another thing that I found confusing was the lack of guideways to lead you from one section to the next. So after a while you begin to merry-go-round often coming back to the same areas. This is particularly irritating if you are visiting with a group. Well, simply placing some people-guidance barriers can resolve this.
The merchandise area was well stocked and I did buy something just for memory. Overall it was an okay experience.
The museum has an impressive alleyway with trophies and awards. Important timelines in the club history have their own sections with jerseys and memorabilia. There are dedicated sections for kids and the women's team.
However, I felt there was simply too much information within each display area. Sometimes keeping it short and simple, and using different fonts and font colours can do wonders.
Another thing that I found confusing was the lack of guideways to lead you from one section to the next. So after a while you begin to merry-go-round often coming back to the same areas. This is particularly irritating if you are visiting with a group. Well, simply placing some people-guidance barriers can resolve this.
The merchandise area was well stocked and I did buy something just for memory. Overall it was an okay experience.
Great location for jogging, leisurely walks, sports and games. There are several lakes (not for swimming!), a rose garden, an East Asian garden, barbecue areas and playgrounds for the little ones. Each season has something new to offer, be it the beautiful flowers in Spring, the outdoor cinema in Summer or the sledging in Winter. There are also several cafes, beer gardens, open food stalls and a restaurant. Highly recommended.
Very nice garden, here it is possible to do pic nic and relax close to the lake with the family and friends. There are few Spielplatz for kids and long slides
M town
In an excellent location, a very nice museum for the people that love nature. With a cheap ticket (7 euros I think), you have access to thousands of exhibits. Especially the fishing department is mind blowing!
Habe ich heute zufällig entdeckt und es vermittelt einen guten Eindruck, wie mit bewährter Technik damals Wasser gefördert und weitergeleitet wird. Leider nur kurze Öffnungszeiten
Didn’t really enjoy it since I’m not into BMW but by brother really enjoyed it and we strolled around the museum to see the different kind of cars and the electric cars that are coming out in the next few years. There was also a really long slide that came from the top of the building, going all the way down, which was really fun and fast. Considering it’s a free entrance to the museum, Id definitely would recommend you to visit if you’re around the Olympiapark.
La Ruhmeshalle (letteralmente: hall della fama) è una Loggia massiccia costituita da colonne in stile dorico e sovrasta, insieme alla statua della Bavaria, la vicina Theresienwiese. Fu costruita nel 1853 dal famoso architetto Leo von Klenze su incarico del re bavarese Ludwig I. Al suo interno sono raccolti i busti di un centinaio di bavaresi degli ultimi 150 anni che hanno dato lustro alla Baviera: principalmente pittori, musicisti, filosofi, teologi, scrittori e scienziati. L'impostazione neoclassica della struttura vuole trasmettere il messaggio che la Baviera, e Monaco in particolare, è come una seconda Atene, quella classica di Pericle, che vide uno sviluppo eccezionale delle arti, della letteratura e della filosofia.
Best team, best stadium, best fans.
If you can afford the visit, go for the museum and tour arena. But please, don’t take a taxi cause it would be extremely difficult expensive.
If you can afford the visit, go for the museum and tour arena. But please, don’t take a taxi cause it would be extremely difficult expensive.
Visited BMW museum as we were on holiday in Munich, it’s about 30 min on train/tram leaving opposite from McDonald’s in central Munich. You’ll have to use underground staircase to come to the middle of the road and on to the train stop.
Unfortunately BMW museum guided tour was all sold out for the day as I did not book it in advance. Piece of advice if you are looking for guided tour then book in advance. Over all experience of the place was good. Lot of BMW models to see including BMW F1 car on display too. Over all enjoyed the trip.
Unfortunately BMW museum guided tour was all sold out for the day as I did not book it in advance. Piece of advice if you are looking for guided tour then book in advance. Over all experience of the place was good. Lot of BMW models to see including BMW F1 car on display too. Over all enjoyed the trip.
We took the tour of the stadium, which I highly recommend. Some renovation was ongoing but still very interesting to see! The museum has a lot to show and don't miss the shop. Food lines are long.
Munich is a beautiful city with parks in every neighborhood. Westpark is one of the bigger ones, very well maintained. You could go for a run, walk or even grill! (Might be quite crowded in the weekends, prepare to be flexible with the spot you cud find.)
On the weekends, one can also see the RC boats in the small pond.
On the weekends, one can also see the RC boats in the small pond.
08.08.2023.
Hier ist ein altes Baudenkmal aus dem 19. Jahrhundert, ein Pumpwerk, welches die Brunnenanlagen des Hofgartens mit Wasser aus den Stadtbächen versorgt. Details siehe Fotos. Nur für 4 Stunden von Mai bis Oktober geöffnet. Die Anlage selbst ist hinter Gittern, aber man kann gut sehen, wie es funktioniert. Wie im Deutschen Museum, nur live vor Ort und gratis. Auf Schautafeln wird alles gut erklärt. Faszinierend, der Mechanik in dem feuchten, kühlen Gewölbe eine Zeit lang zuzusehen und an vergangene Zeiten zu denken. Der Zugang befindet sich Richtung Westseite der Staatskanzlei. Rechts vom schwarzen Würfel die Treppe runter und dann links nochmal eine Treppe tiefer.
Hier ist ein altes Baudenkmal aus dem 19. Jahrhundert, ein Pumpwerk, welches die Brunnenanlagen des Hofgartens mit Wasser aus den Stadtbächen versorgt. Details siehe Fotos. Nur für 4 Stunden von Mai bis Oktober geöffnet. Die Anlage selbst ist hinter Gittern, aber man kann gut sehen, wie es funktioniert. Wie im Deutschen Museum, nur live vor Ort und gratis. Auf Schautafeln wird alles gut erklärt. Faszinierend, der Mechanik in dem feuchten, kühlen Gewölbe eine Zeit lang zuzusehen und an vergangene Zeiten zu denken. Der Zugang befindet sich Richtung Westseite der Staatskanzlei. Rechts vom schwarzen Würfel die Treppe runter und dann links nochmal eine Treppe tiefer.
Hopefully the attached photo will be helpful for someone planning to come
Full of historical buildings with magnificent designs.
though I didn’t search these buildings background history, I always impressed and appreciated how German policies regarding the preservation and conservation, reuse , etc on such fabulous historical sites are comprehensive 👍🏻
It but difficult to have such long-established buildings located right in the middle of the busiest towns in Asia … worth visiting
though I didn’t search these buildings background history, I always impressed and appreciated how German policies regarding the preservation and conservation, reuse , etc on such fabulous historical sites are comprehensive 👍🏻
It but difficult to have such long-established buildings located right in the middle of the busiest towns in Asia … worth visiting
Great exhibitions, even if you don’t consider yourself as much of a football fan it is worth going. The tour guides know a whole lot about the team, and they seem to actually enjoy their work. The tour through the stadium is really great.
It’s an old water-powered pumping station which was restored after Second World War when everything being destroyed. It supply the wells in the gardens of Hoftgarten. The Hofbrunnwerk is located just next to garden.
The pump room of the Brunnwerk is located underneath the Hofgartenarkaden and is open between 10am and 2pm. It allows you to visit the turbine room and watch the whole mechanism in action. Interesting visit if you do
The pump room of the Brunnwerk is located underneath the Hofgartenarkaden and is open between 10am and 2pm. It allows you to visit the turbine room and watch the whole mechanism in action. Interesting visit if you do
Great for any one who loves/enjoys the game of soccer of any team. If you are making all this way to Arena, pls do not leave without booking a tour to the stadium. It is a true gem!! Loved every minute of it and shouting as long as possible to hear the acoustics (part of the tour :) !!! Visiting the players' room, feeling the thrill of hearing arenas anthem when walking out to the stadium, press conference room and so much more... We were there at the tume the turf is replaced once a year so a rare opportunity. Must must visit at any time of year!!!
I just love this park and everything there. My favorite running location for short (under 5k) runs.
Has a nice lake and geese are very friendly. There are BBQ locations as well. It can get pretty busy on weekends though.
Has a nice lake and geese are very friendly. There are BBQ locations as well. It can get pretty busy on weekends though.
It is very rich in details and worth the view, if you are looking for a free place to have a good sightseeing in Munich it is highly recommended
Schönes Haus mit vielen Sehenswürdigkeiten
One of the well-known german parks. Great trees casts large shadows so that visitors can enjoy any time of a day. Playground to the south is really fun for kids
Super schönes Gebäude tolle Architektur.
a small walk into Munich hofgarten history with a view of the old mechanism that served the garden's watering. hidden mechanic and historical gem. don't miss it.
Der Perathoner Stein wurde 1927 eingeweiht und erinnert an Julius Perathoner der große Verdienste um die heutige die Verbundenheit zwischen Bayern und Tirol hat.
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Sehenswürdigkeit die verschiedenen Heiligen der römisch-katholischen Kirche gewidmet/geweiht ist.
Direkt anschließend eröffnet sich eine schöne gepflegte Grünanlage die, wenn das Wetter mitgespielt hätte, zum Verweilen einlädt.
Direkt anschließend eröffnet sich eine schöne gepflegte Grünanlage die, wenn das Wetter mitgespielt hätte, zum Verweilen einlädt.
Wunderschöner Raum, dem der Odeonsplatz den Namen verdankt. Schade, dass das Gebäude zur Zeit durch ein Ministerium besetzt und daher nur selten zugänglich ist. Schön wäre es, wenn es wieder ein Konzerthaus werden könnte.
Die Fläche vor der Feldherrnhalle und der Theatinerkirche, südlich der Briennerstraße, ist NICHT der Odeonsplatz. Der Odeonsplatz ist die längliche, rechteckige Ausbuchtung der Ludwigstraße zwischen Odeon und Basargebäude.
Die Fläche vor der Feldherrnhalle und der Theatinerkirche, südlich der Briennerstraße, ist NICHT der Odeonsplatz. Der Odeonsplatz ist die längliche, rechteckige Ausbuchtung der Ludwigstraße zwischen Odeon und Basargebäude.
Free to wander around and sit in some of the model cars. Across the road is the BMW museum.
Ehemaliger Konzertsaal, erbaut von Leo von Klenze. Direkt hinter der Statue Ludwig I. an der Ludwigstrasse Richtung Brienner Strasse und Odeonsplatz. Dahinter der Wittelsbacher Platz und das Wittelsbacher Palais.
Hall of Fame for Bavaria's famous kings, scientists and poets. built like the roman style from stairs, ceiling to columns.
Zur langen Nacht der Musik waren die Türen des Odeon offen. Schöner, akustisch toller Raum mit viel Geschichte. Sollte man definitiv mal gesehen haben. Der Tenor Manuel Ried und ein Acapella Chor waren super und der Klang top.
Interessanter Ort. Ich habe diesen per Zufall entdeckt. Für Ingenieure und Technikbegeisterte sicherlich sehr spannend. Im Park nebenan kann man hervorragend chillen. Es ist dort viel ruhiger als im Hofgarten.
Die Ruhmeshalle thront neben der Bavaria Statue über der Theresienwiese in München. Leider war zur Zeit unseres Besuches die Ruhmeshalle nicht zu besichtigen.
Beautiful park perfect for a relaxed walk any time of the day.
Very nice park. We enjoy taking our dog for a walk here very much.
Nice park in the early morning hours for some training. Good to meet there for aiki jo training and bokken training.
Love that it's relatively quiet here except for the playground. During the day there are lots of families with their kids around and in the late evening drunken folks.
Love that it's relatively quiet here except for the playground. During the day there are lots of families with their kids around and in the late evening drunken folks.
Die Ruhmeshalle befindet sich hinter der Bavaria Statue auf der Theresienwiese.
Die Säulenhalle wurde von Leo von Klenze entworfen.
Sie wurde 1845 erbaut.
Die Halle ist 68 Meter lang.
In der Säulenhalle werden Büsten von bedeutenden Bayerischen Personen ausgestellt.
Die Säulenhalle wurde von Leo von Klenze entworfen.
Sie wurde 1845 erbaut.
Die Halle ist 68 Meter lang.
In der Säulenhalle werden Büsten von bedeutenden Bayerischen Personen ausgestellt.
Absolut beeindruckende Statur, mit vielen Details
Allein die Größe ist der Wahnsinn 😮❤
Die Ruhmeshalle konnten wir leider nur aus der Entfernung sehen, die Tore waren verschlossen.
Aber es war trotzdem absolut den Weg Wert.
Allein die Größe ist der Wahnsinn 😮❤
Die Ruhmeshalle konnten wir leider nur aus der Entfernung sehen, die Tore waren verschlossen.
Aber es war trotzdem absolut den Weg Wert.
The TV tower in Munich offers breathtaking panoramic views of the cityscape. Its sleek design complements the modern skyline, and the observation deck provides an excellent vantage point for capturing stunning photos. The interactive exhibits enhance the overall experience, making it a must-visit attraction for both locals and tourists.
Great for hiking and perfect active weekend
I think the reason why I love Südpark is that you have a wonderful outdoor training place there to get fit whenever you want. There are outdoor facilities out there and you can meet up people, who are just willing to get fit without paying some fees. Perfect for students.
Right next to the beautiful Asam Church in Sendlinger Street, is this home of the Asam Brothers, 18th century painters and builders. The impressive façade of stucco was designed by master Egid Quirin Asam himself and intended to serve as a showcase for his work. The facade of this building is pretty much all that's interesting, the interior courtyards is pretty bland and is now occupied by private residences and businesses.
The Asam Church next door is definitely worth visiting, but I wouldn't visit this building on it's own unless combined with a visit to the church as well.
The Asam Church next door is definitely worth visiting, but I wouldn't visit this building on it's own unless combined with a visit to the church as well.
The Hofbrunnwerk is a water-powered pumping station, which serves to supply the wells in the courtyard gardens of Hoftgarten. The Hofbrunnwerk is located just to the north side of the lower courtyard gardens.
Much of the old Hofbrunnwerk was destroyed in the Second World War and only some of the walls of the old buildings remain and restored as a free standing wall that actually looks picturesque. The pump room of the Brunnwerk is located in the underneath the Hofgartenarkaden and is open between 10am and 2pm, which allows you to visit the turbine room and watch the whole mechanism in action.
An interesting visit and worthwhile if in Hofgarten.
Much of the old Hofbrunnwerk was destroyed in the Second World War and only some of the walls of the old buildings remain and restored as a free standing wall that actually looks picturesque. The pump room of the Brunnwerk is located in the underneath the Hofgartenarkaden and is open between 10am and 2pm, which allows you to visit the turbine room and watch the whole mechanism in action.
An interesting visit and worthwhile if in Hofgarten.
This monument is the Bavaria Hall of Fame and Monument to Bavaria.
The statue is of the patron and female personification of Bavaria. At over 18 metres high, she stands elegant and confident, overlooking the Theresienwiese. As one of the landmarks of Munich, it's a great photo opportunity.
Behind the Bavaria statue is the equally impressive and colossal building of the Hall of Fame. The corridors of the hall contains the busts of men and women who have contributed to the development of Bavaria. A walk through the wide corridors resembles a trip into Bavarian history, as the three-winged portico houses busts of important Bavarians from the last few centuries.
The statue is of the patron and female personification of Bavaria. At over 18 metres high, she stands elegant and confident, overlooking the Theresienwiese. As one of the landmarks of Munich, it's a great photo opportunity.
Behind the Bavaria statue is the equally impressive and colossal building of the Hall of Fame. The corridors of the hall contains the busts of men and women who have contributed to the development of Bavaria. A walk through the wide corridors resembles a trip into Bavarian history, as the three-winged portico houses busts of important Bavarians from the last few centuries.
Although not as big as English garden, South park has some nice views to offer. A lot of benches to sit and rest, perfect place for jogging or taking children's for a walk. If you are into fitness, check the fitness area, there are some very good fitness tools publicly available
Ein Relikt aus vergangenen Tagen, so steht es da. Für mich unglaublich schön. Ruinen in einer Stadt, die fast unbezahlbar wird. Wer Architektur mag, wird es lieben. Sehr es Euch an, auf dem Weg zum Eisbach, dem Englischen Garten oder dem Haus der Kunst, ein paar Minuten verweilen und Ihr spürt vielleicht auch die Magie
Asam Haus is located next to the beautiful Asamkirche on Sendlinger Strasse in the Old Town. This was the home of brother Egid Quirin Asam who purchased four adjoining properties and converted them into a single residency. It is considered the first time an artist built his home right next to a church he designed.
Here you find an ornate facade with delightful stucco ornamentation which complement the church next door quite well. Have a quick look at the decorative building exterior before or after you enter and spend tim in Asamkirche next door.
Here you find an ornate facade with delightful stucco ornamentation which complement the church next door quite well. Have a quick look at the decorative building exterior before or after you enter and spend tim in Asamkirche next door.
Innenhof des Innenministeriums. Nicht öffentlich zugänglich, keine Besichtigung möglich. Außer man hat einen Termin. Nur ausnahmsweise Konzerte (zuletzt 2018 bei der Langen Nacht der Musik und dem Festival Stars & Rising Stars).
Good architecture. Nothing inside but a small jewelry store. Nice store though.
The South park does not have broad open lawns as other parks, but is more like a forest and is a great place to relax in the nature.
It features an outdoors gym (for calisthenics) with bars, rings and slackline, parkour section, a small climbing wall, zipline, and a soccer field. It also has a marked, 2km jogging track that circles around the park. On one end there are also a free beach volleyball court and a skater's ramp. It also has two big playgrounds for little kids, a parking lot, and a free but modern and clean public WC.
It features an outdoors gym (for calisthenics) with bars, rings and slackline, parkour section, a small climbing wall, zipline, and a soccer field. It also has a marked, 2km jogging track that circles around the park. On one end there are also a free beach volleyball court and a skater's ramp. It also has two big playgrounds for little kids, a parking lot, and a free but modern and clean public WC.