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Private Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour in Munich
5(2 reviews)Munich, Germany
2hDurationGerman, English, Italian, French, SpanishOffered inMobile ticketTicketNot includedPickupWheelchair accessibleAccessibilityEasyLevel
About this experience
Engage in a self-guided walking tour across Munich, covering approximately 3 kilometers. This experience allows you to explore 92 points of interest, including prominent sites like Marienplatz, Frauenkirche, and the Englischer Garten. It is tailored for those who prefer a flexible itinerary and a personal exploration of the city's history, culture, and architecture. The Navicup interactive map facilitates easy navigation, making it suitable for travelers who enjoy a self-paced adventure.
Itinerary
1
Lutheran Church of St. Matthew
So, St. Michael’s Church wasn’t just any church. It was built by Duke Wilhelm V, the same Duke who was wed in that jousting tournament we saw at the Glockenspiel in Marienplatz....
2
Odeonsplatz
Odeonsplatz is named after the Odeon, a concert hall that once stood on the north side of the square. While the Odeon is no longer there (it was destroyed during World War II), the name has stuck, reminding us of the square’s long association with culture and the arts.
3
Munich
The Munich Residenz started as a humble castle in the 14th century, but over the centuries, it was transformed into a grand palace complex, reflecting the changing tastes and ambitions of the Wittelsbach rulers.
4
Hofgarten
Hofgarten is a beautiful and historic garden located in the heart of Munich, Germany. Its story begins in the early 17th century, specifically around 1613. It was commissioned by Duke Maximilian I, who wanted a formal garden in the Italian Renaissance style, right next to the Munich Residenz, his royal palace.
5
New Town Hall (Neus Rathaus)
The New Town Hall, or Neues Rathaus, isn’t actually that new, it was built between 1867 and 1909. And it replaced the older town hall. But, it is an amazing building and well worth the title. What makes the Neues Rathaus so impressive?
6
St. Peter's Church
St. Peter’s Church is known as "Alter Peter" by the locals, which means "Old Peter"! This isn’t just any church; it’s the oldest parish church in Munich, and it’s absolutely packed with history, art, and some seriously breathtaking views. Get ready for a climb, because the best part is at the top!
7
Kunsthalle Munich
Kunsthalle der Hypo-Kulturstiftung isn’t a museum with a permanent collection; instead, it hosts temporary exhibitions that change several times a year. This means that there’s always something new and exciting to see!
8
Residenz Munchen
The Residenz Museum is located within the Munich Residenz, which as we’ve mentioned, served as the seat of government and residence of the Bavarian rulers from 1508 to 1918.
9
Frauenkirche
Frauenkirche or the Cathedral of Our Lady is a truly iconic landmark of Munich! Prepare to be impressed, because this church is massive, rich in history, and full of fascinating stories.
10
Feldherrnhalle
The Feldherrnhalle is impressive monument isn’t just a collection of statues; it’s a symbol of Bavarian military history, a stage for significant events, and a landmark that has seen its fair share of controversy.
11
Viktualienmarkt
Prepare for a sensory explosion as we head to the Viktualienmarkt! Get ready to sample local delicacies, browse exotic ingredients, and soak in the lively atmosphere!
12
Max-Joseph-Platz
Max-Joseph-Platz is a grand and elegant square that serves as a gateway to some of Munich’s most iconic cultural landmarks! Max-Joseph-Platz is named after King Maximilian I Joseph of Bavaria. He’s a pretty important figure, After him has named a bunch of stuff!
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Palais Preysing
The Preysing Palais is located in the heart of Munich’s Old Town, on Marienplatz, right next to the Neues Rathaus! While the Preysing Palaismight not be as famous as some of the other landmarks, this elegant palace offers a glimpse into the city’s aristocratic past and showcases a beautiful blend of architectural styles.
14
Olympiapark
It is the Olympiapark, or Olympic Park in Munich! You can discover vast and versatile landscape that hosted the 1972 Summer Olympics and continues to be a vibrant hub for events, activities, and stunning views.
15
Eisbachwelle
Nestled within Munich’s renowned Englischer Garten, the Eisbach Wave is an extraordinary urban phenomenon that blends the city’s historical elegance with sporting ingenuity.
16
Bavarian State Chancellery
This big building with glass and green roof is a place of political power and modern architecture: the Bavarian State Chancellery! Get ready to admire a sleek and striking building that serves as the seat of the Bavarian government.
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Old Town Hall
Located on the eastern side of Marienplatz, the Old Town Hall stands proudly with its charming white façade, stepped gables, and a tall clock tower topped with a pointed red roof. It’s easy to spot, just opposite the more elaborate New Town Hall that dominates the square.
What's included / not included
An activation link to access your tourOffline content to avoid roaming chargesDownloadable audio-guide map in many languages on your smartphone
Additional information
Accessibility and comfort
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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