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Au Fair


Lots to see and do
Mariahilfplatz
Au
München, Bayern 81541
The Auer Dult has been a steady feature of Munich life for about on a hundred years. Other than being a bric-a-brac market with quality antique goods, it is also Europe's largest crockery market, not to mention a fun-fair with carousels, swings and horse riding for youngsters. Three times a year visitors flock here to look at delightful trivia like leather bags, socks, marbles, fashion jewellery, party outfits and second-hand books. Numerous snack bars offer diverse culinary attractions.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
BMW Museum


The history of the automobile
Petuelring 130
Milbertshofen
München, Bayern 80807
+49 89 3822 3307
http://www.bmw.com/bmwd/pulse/...
Currently under renovation, there is a small temporary museum open near the old location.

More than just a company museum! Located next to the enormous BMW Tower (built in 1970-73) which dominates Munich's northern skyline with its characteristic four-cylindrical shape, this museum takes visitors on a fascinating journey through the different eras of motorised transport. Opened in 1966, the museum also serves to illustrate the unrivalled success story of the BMW concern. The permanent exhibition Zeithorizonte was opened in 1991.

Review © 2007, Wcities
BMW Museum photo by adrian chua
Photo: adrian chua
BMW Museum photo by Trevor Wright
Photo: Trevor Wright
BMW Museum photo by Justin
Photo: Justin
BMW Museum photo by Nat Lockwood
Photo: Nat Lockwood
BMW Museum photo by Michael Stahl
Photo: Michael Stahl
BMW Museum photo by Jim Shank
Photo: Jim Shank
BMW Museum photo by Peter Chow
Photo: Peter Chow
BMW Museum photo by maistora
Photo: maistora
BMW Museum photo by Broc Savage
Photo: Broc Savage
BMW Museum photo by Jim Shank
Photo: Jim Shank
BMW Museum photo by Go2net Vaughn
Photo: Go2net Vaughn
BMW Museum photo by Niklas Chang
Photo: Niklas Chang
BMW Museum photo by S.Link
Photo: S.Link
BMW Museum photo by dorkyme129
Photo: dorkyme129
BMW Museum photo by John Long
Photo: John Long
BMW Museum photo by undergroundjam
Photo: undergroundjam
BMW Museum photo by Jon Parise
Photo: Jon Parise
BMW Museum photo by kmcdoug8
Photo: kmcdoug8
BMW Museum photo by Syarulnaziah
Photo: Syarulnaziah
 

 
Bavarian State Library


Bavarian State Library
Ludwigstraße 16
Maxvorstadt
München, Bayern 80539
+49 89 28 6380
After various plans had been drawn up, including the Königsplatz, Ludwig I commissioned Friedrich von Gärtner to build the National Library on Ludwigstraße. The original draft envisaged an elaborate facade, but this was simplified by Ludwig I who favoured the formal unity of the street as a whole. The building was modelled on the style of the early Italian Renaissance and was completed in 1842, although the impressive stairwell - based on the design of the Scala dei Giganti in Venice's Doge Palace - was not built until later. The monumental structure with its 25 axes, is the largest brick building in Germany (155m wide, 24m high). The building can only be entered by climbing the open staircase in front of the portal, which features sculptures of Aristotle, Hippokrates, Homer and Thukydides (which were added in the post-war period, based on plans by Ludwig von Schwanthaler). The library ranks, together with Berlin, as the largest in Germany, with some 7 million volumes. It also houses important collections of prints, manuscripts and rare editions.

Information: +49 89 286 38 24 12

Review © 2007, Wcities
Bavarian State Library photo by getmeben
Photo: getmeben
Bavarian State Library photo by getmeben
Photo: getmeben
Bavarian State Library photo by Michael Holler
Photo: Michael Holler
 

 
Blutenburg Castle


Princely castle
Schloß Blutenburg 1
Obermenzing
München, Bayern 81247
+49 89 891 2110
Formerly used for hunting and pleasure by Bavarian princes, Blutenburg Castle was built in 1425 by Albrecht III, who stayed there with his lover Agnes Bernauer. She is one of the popular, tragic figures of Bavarian history, having been taken prisoner by Albrecht's father in 1435 and drowned as witch. Blutenburg is a moated castle situated between two branches of the River Würm, one of which was dammed to form two lakes. It is an example of late gothic architecture which, by the time the prince's stables were constructed in 1529, had been significantly extended (the castle church was added in 1488 and the New Hall in 1456). There are lovely gardens designed by Teutsch. The castle has housed the International Youth Library since 1983, which, with over 500,000 volumes, is the largest of its type in the world. There is a lending library of books in 15 languages, available free of charge to young people under 18. The Michael Ende Museum has also been located in the building since 1996.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Blutenburg Castle photo by heidelbaer
Photo: heidelbaer
 

 
English Garden


The English garden
Englischer Garten
Lehel und Schwabing
München, Bayern 80538
+49 89 3866 6390
http://www.schloesser.bayern.de
One of the oldest English-style landscape gardens and one of the largest municipal parks in Europe, the Englischer Garten (English Garden) is Munich's crowning glory. Although perhaps best known for its nudists, the park is popular with all types of people all year round. Other features include a Chinese pagoda with adjoining beer garden, the Monopteros Greek temple, a river and a boating lake. Visitors can also attend a traditional tea ceremony in the Japanese tea house.

Review © 2007, Wcities
English Garden photo by Philipp Schiedel
Photo: Philipp Schiedel
English Garden photo by Daniel Greuter
Photo: Daniel Greuter
English Garden photo by orclimber
Photo: orclimber
English Garden photo by Ramit Mizrahi
Photo: Ramit Mizrahi
English Garden photo by mlesn
Photo: mlesn
English Garden photo by Deirdre Ní Dheá
Photo: Deirdre Ní Dheá
English Garden photo by Milind Phadke
Photo: Milind Phadke
English Garden photo by Stefan
Photo: Stefan
English Garden photo by Mario Aeby
Photo: Mario Aeby
English Garden photo by angex
Photo: angex
English Garden photo by Fabian
Photo: Fabian
English Garden photo by Nathan
Photo: Nathan
English Garden photo by Oliver Ruessel
Photo: Oliver Ruessel
English Garden photo by Kai
Photo: Kai
English Garden photo by Mario Aeby
Photo: Mario Aeby
English Garden photo by Gene Over
Photo: Gene Over
English Garden photo by Azchael
Photo: Azchael
English Garden photo by Alessandro Stenico
Photo: Alessandro Stenico
English Garden photo by KR8 / Florian Kowatz
Photo: KR8 / Florian Kowatz
English Garden photo by chihtsun
Photo: chihtsun
English Garden photo by Kai
Photo: Kai
English Garden photo by Blake Read
Photo: Blake Read
English Garden photo by Sahar Abubucker
Photo: Sahar Abubucker
 

 
Government of upper Bavaria


Masterpiece of Gothic architecture
Maximilianstraße 39
Lehel
München, Bayern 80538
+49 89 2176 2840
An excellent example of 'Maximilianstil', the architectural style characteristic of the reign of Maximilian II Joseph (1848-1864), this monumental building is 170m wide and its structure is complex. The central part has 17 axes centred on three dominant axes, and six corner turrets separate it from the buildings with five axes attached to the main triple axis structures. The windows feature pointed arches and pronounced vertical alignment - similar to the gothic style but actually derived from the iron architecture of the time (known as the Strecklisenensystem). The building was largely destroyed during the War and only the facade has been reconstructed. In front of the building are two statues: Johann Halbig's bronze statue of Count Deroy and Kaspar Zumbusch's statue of Rumford, creator of the English Gardens.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Government of upper Bavaria photo by Rudi Riet
Photo: Rudi Riet
 

 
Karl Square


The western entrance to the city centre
Bayerstraße 7
(Innenstadt)
München, Bayern 80335
When the foundations of the city walls were laid in 1791, Prince Karl Theodor ordered the construction of a square in front of the Neuhauser Tor, now the Karlstor. The square was named Karlsplatz after the prince, although the locals call it Stachus, probably after the Wirtschaft zum Stachus, or Stachus Inn, opened by Eustachius Föderl in 1755. The circular structures were built in 1899-1902 by Gabriel von Seidl in place of an earlier building erected in 1803. Karlsplatz was one of the busiest squares in the world in the 1920's. It was pedestrianised in 1972 to form the western edge of the pedestrian zone and, despite an unfortunate fountain and the traffic on Altstadtring which cuts the square off from the western side of the city, it is a popular meeting-place and one of the last sunny spots in the evening.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Karl Square photo by bmer
Photo: bmer
Karl Square photo by Michael
Photo: Michael
Karl Square photo by McPig
Photo: McPig
Karl Square photo by Nick Henneberry
Photo: Nick Henneberry
Karl Square photo by Dagger auf Reisen 01
Photo: Dagger auf Reisen 01
Karl Square photo by natsu
Photo: natsu
Karl Square photo by nati373
Photo: nati373
Karl Square photo by annonymus
Photo: annonymus
 

 
Karls Gate


13th century city gate
Karlsplatz (Stachus)
Innenstadt
München, Bayern 80335
Built between 1285-1347, Karlstor served as Munich's western city gate until Prince Karl Theodor ordered the city walls to be demolished in 1791. Only the gate was left standing and was renamed after the prince. In 1899-1902 Karlsplatz was redesigned by the architect Gabriel von Siedl. The gate was incorporated as the centrepiece of the neo-baroque square, which now also features a stunning fountain erected in 1972. Karlstor marks the border between the old and new parts of town.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Karls Gate photo by Amanda Tobin
Photo: Amanda Tobin
Karls Gate photo by epargos
Photo: epargos
 

 
New City Hall


New town hall
Marienplatz 8
Innenstadt
München, Bayern 80331
+49 89 2 3300
One of Munich's best-known landmarks, the neo-gothic Neues Rathaus (New Town Hall) was built during the period of architectural revival in Germany from 1867-1909. Although it is now an unmistakable part of the cityscape, its architectural style causes controversy even today. The carillon is built into the tower and performs at 11a and 5p every day, with 32 figures portraying a knightly joust and dance. There are additional performances at midday and 5p between May and October. The viewing point on the ninth floor can be reached by lift and is open from 9a-4p, Monday-Thursday and 9a-1p Friday.

Review © 2007, Wcities
New City Hall photo by Pete Berlin
Photo: Pete Berlin
New City Hall photo by bmer
Photo: bmer
New City Hall photo by Brenda Kliethermes
Photo: Brenda Kliethermes
New City Hall photo by B Fenske
Photo: B Fenske
New City Hall photo by B Fenske
Photo: B Fenske
New City Hall photo by Sebastian White
Photo: Sebastian White
New City Hall photo by salty.soul
Photo: salty.soul
New City Hall photo by rebecca goldschmidt
Photo: rebecca goldschmidt
New City Hall photo by kwei
Photo: kwei
New City Hall photo by emphasis
Photo: emphasis
New City Hall photo by Andy Gale
Photo: Andy Gale
New City Hall photo by Spiros Kakouris
Photo: Spiros Kakouris
New City Hall photo by Spiros Kakouris
Photo: Spiros Kakouris
New City Hall photo by Steven Wagner
Photo: Steven Wagner
 

 
Oktoberfest


World-famous beer festival
Theresienwiese
München, Bayern 80336
+49 (0)89 2339 6500 (Touristen Information)
http://www.oktoberfest.de
The Mayor of Munich opens this Oktoberfest celebration at midday with the customary tapping of the barrel at the foot of the statue of Bavaria on Theresienwiese. For the next 16 days, visitors from all over the world join in the celebrations, try fairground rides and enjoy the beer and food in the enormous marquees. Oktoberfest attracts some six million visitors a year, most of whom enjoy the boisterous party atmosphere, accompanied by several mass (one-litre glasses) of beer. Admission is free. Cash only; credit cards are not accepted.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Oktoberfest photo by branimir
Photo: branimir
Oktoberfest photo by Justin Hutchens
Photo: Justin Hutchens
Oktoberfest photo by Diane Tsuji
Photo: Diane Tsuji
Oktoberfest photo by Natalie Downe
Photo: Natalie Downe
Oktoberfest photo by Chris Piekny
Photo: Chris Piekny
Oktoberfest photo by Rob Kniaz
Photo: Rob Kniaz
 

 
Old City Hall


The old town hall
Marienplatz 15
München, Bayern 80331
Only the Saalbau (the main hall) and the tower remain of the Old Town Hall. The tower was first erected on Marienplatz in 1180 as a watchtower to defend the eastern side of the city. It was destroyed several times over the centuries and reconstructed in the early 1970s according to architect's plans from the year 1462. The tower is now also home to the Toy Museum. One of the most beautiful Gothic halls in the country, the Saalbau was built in 1470-80 by Jörg von Halsbach, who also designed the Frauenkirche.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Old City Hall photo by Craig Stanford
Photo: Craig Stanford
Old City Hall photo by kathy wooldridge
Photo: kathy wooldridge
Old City Hall photo by Wilfried Joh
Photo: Wilfried Joh
Old City Hall photo by mcmckenna
Photo: mcmckenna
 

 
Olympic Ice Stadium


Olympian Spirit
Spiridon-Louis-Ring 3
München, Bayern
Curling brings a lot of fun to the Olympia-Eisstadium, especially when you think that olympic stars sweated here just like you are! The Olympia-Eisstadium offers special prices for students. Open: 10a-noon M-F, 2p-4p W, F, 8p-10p Th Admission: 3-5DM(EUR1.5-2.5) J.Kay

Review © 2007, Wcities
Olympic Ice Stadium photo by Shane MacClure
Photo: Shane MacClure
 

 
Sendling Gate


Medieval city gate
Sendlinger-Tor-Platz
Innenstadt
München, Bayern 80331
In the early 14th century, the city underwent great structural improvements as part of the expansion programme ordered by Ludwig VI of Bavaria. Sendlinger Tor was first documented in 1318 as the 'gateway to Italy' and, along with Neuhausertor and Isartor, formed part of secondary fortifications built in the 14th century. The main tower was demolished in 1810, yet both side towers were restored by Zenetti in 1860. In 1906, the three routes through the gate were substituted with a single one by Bertsch. The oldest cinema in the city, Filmtheater Sendlinger Tor, is located opposite St.Matthäus Kirche (1953-55) on the other side of the square.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Sendling Gate photo by B Fenske
Photo: B Fenske
 

 
State Collection of Antiques


State Collection of Antiques
Königsplatz 3
Innenstadt
München, Bayern 80333
+49 89 599 8 8830
http://www.stmukwk.bayern.de/k...
Whereas the next-door Glyptothek concentrates on large antique sculptures, the State Collection of Antiques specialises in smaller objects, glassware, gold and silver. The internationally renowned collection of antique and Etruscan vases, based on King Ludwig I's collection, is outstanding. It was Ludwig who, in 1838, instructed architect Georg Friedrich Ziebland to design this temple-like building. Destroyed during the War, it was rebuilt and reopened in 1967.

Review © 2007, Wcities
State Collection of Antiques photo by Fake51
Photo: Fake51
 

 
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