
Join a small-group tour in Munich to explore the city's Christmas markets and illuminated landmarks. The experience includes tasting mulled wine and roasted almonds while enjoying the festive atmosphere. A hot drink will be provided to keep you warm, along with a unique souvenir and a sweet treat. Local guides will share stories and traditions related to Munich's Christmas season. This tour is suitable for both visitors and locals. Be aware that the tour takes place in winter and includes outdoor activities.
The Frauenkirche, also called Munich Cathedral or Cathedral 'Zu Unsere Frau', is considered the landmark of Munich's city centre and a visit, even outside of a church service, is worthwhile, especially because you have a great view of the entire city from the south tower.
The Karlstor , at the western end of the pedestrian zone of Munich's city centre, forms part of the remains of the city wall directly adjoining one of the most popular squares in Munich, Karlsplatz or popularly called Stachus
Welcome to the world-famous and probably best-known inn in the world on the Platzl, which opens its doors every day of the year and delights visitors, in addition to Bavarian cuisine, with Bavarian inn music.
The city market is a hive of activity and lights at this time of year.
The 17th century Hofgarten is a central part of the Munich Residenz, the largest inner city palace in Germany and formerly the magnificent seat of rule by Bavarian dukes, electors and kings. The center of the Renaissance gardens with its flower splendor is the Temple of Diana, with eight round arches, also known for its concerts and street musicians.
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