• St. Michael - St. Michael’s Church in Munich is a breathtaking example of Renaissance architecture and ranks among the largest Jesuit churches north of the Alps. It is the resting place of King Ludwig II and boasts a striking barrel-vaulted ceiling, representing strength and faith.
• Frauenkirche - The Frauenkirche, a symbol of Munich, is a splendid Gothic cathedral known for its unique twin domed towers. Inside, it holds the legendary “Devil’s Footprint.”
• Marienplatz - Marienplatz is the lively center of Munich, celebrated for its historic allure and vibrant atmosphere. It showcases the renowned Glockenspiel and the magnificent New Town Hall.
• Asamkirche - The Asamkirche is a Baroque gem nestled in Munich’s city center, lavishly adorned with detailed frescoes and gilded embellishments. It was constructed as a private chapel by the Asam brothers.
• Viktualienmarkt - The Viktualienmarkt is Munich’s most renowned food market, situated in the city’s heart near Marienplatz. Founded in 1807, it has evolved from a simple farmers’ market into a bustling center of culinary delights. Spanning 22,000 square meters, the market features over 140 stalls and shops offering fresh produce, specialty foods, flowers, and handcrafted items.
• Odeonsplatz - Odeonsplatz is one of Munich’s most famous squares, rich in history and architectural splendor. Positioned at the northern end of the historic Altstadt, it acts as a gateway to many of the city’s major landmarks. The square is bordered by the impressive Feldherrnhalle, a loggia inspired by Florence’s Loggia dei Lanzi, and the ornate Theatinerkirche, a Baroque masterpiece.

Odeonsplatz is also the starting point of the Ludwigstraße, a grand boulevard leading to the university district, lined with neoclassical buildings. Its central location makes it a lively hub for cultural events, parades, and gatherings. With its historical importance and stunning surroundings, Odeonsplatz is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Munich.

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• Private transportation

Munich’s old town is a place where over 800 years of history blend seamlessly with modern life. From its founding in 1158 by Duke Henry the Lion to the significant events of the 20th century, this tour links Munich’s rich past with its present-day sights.

During the tour, intriguing questions are explored that are not typically covered in standard tours: Where is Napoleon’s stepson interred? Why is there a cannonball lodged in a church wall? Where did Hitler establish his party, and how is that history addressed in Munich today? What truly makes the Viktualienmarkt unique beyond the typical postcards?

This tour focuses on providing context, engaging storytelling, and offering an understanding of the city from a local’s perspective.

• remaining time is for walking

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