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Northwest of the Alstadt, this regal palace with its lavish gardens sprawl around 5km. There are a number of attractions worth visiting here - the Nymphenburg Porcelain Manufactory, the Marstall Museum, two concert halls, the Museum of Mankind and Nature, the magnificent garden pavilions and the palace itself.

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The Deutsches Museum is one of the most important museums of science and technology. Situated on an island on river Israr, the exhibits span eight floors, with a special section for children, Kinderreich. Historic machinery, aircraft, vehicles, and even a mine occupy the floors of the Deutsche Museum.

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Sight of the 1972 Olympics, the park still retains a variety of sports facilities, lakes, bicycle paths, concert venues, and football grounds. Lying to the north of the city, you will be surprised that the Olympics was once held in such a petite venue. Concerts, festivals, and sports events beckon locals and tourists alike.

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Located in Alstadt off the Marienplatz U-bahn and S-bahn stops, Viktualienmarkt has evolved over the years from a farmer's market to a market for fresh food and delicatassen. Fruits, flowers, honey, meats, sausages, seafood, bread,herbs, spices are available in plenitude.

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Munich's English Garden is not only the largest in Germany but probably the most beautiful. The sprawling meadows of lush grass and maple and oak-lined paths make for a great leisure spot. It runs from Altstadtring to the right bank of river Isar.

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The Church of St. Peter is one of Munich's landmarks, fondly called the Alter Peter (Old Peter) by the locals. On Petersbergl hill, in the Old Town, the interiors of the church building have some splendid Baroque and Rococo architecture on display. However, what is even more remarkable is separated by some 300 steps.

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Marienplatz is Munich's most bustling central square. It is a popular shopping destination with hoardes of boutiques and stores, complete with restaurants and pubs to satiate the hungry shopaholics! The true heart of Munich, this is a lively place with street performers, from mimes to musicians.

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The Residenz in Munich is a grand palace complex located in Maxvorstadt. It is renowned for its opulent Baroque and Renaissance architecture and houses museums, including the Residenz Museum and the Treasury, showcasing art, history, and cultural treasures from Bavarian royalty and history.

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The Alte Pinakothek is an art museum in Munich, situated in the Kunstareal area. It is celebrated for its extensive collection of European paintings from the Middle Ages to the Baroque period, featuring works by renowned artists such as Albrecht Dürer, Rembrandt, and Rubens.

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Frauenkirche, or the Cathedral of Our Dear Lady, is a prominent church in Munich's Altstadt neighborhood. Known for its iconic twin towers, it is a symbol of the city. The church's interior is notable for its simplicity and the "Devil's Footstep," a mysterious footprint legend.

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Pinakothek der Moderne is a renowned art museum in Munich, Germany, located in the Kunstareal cultural district. It is known for its extensive collection of modern and contemporary art, design, and architecture.

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The Neue Pinakothek is an art museum in Munich, Germany, situated in the Kunstareal cultural area. It's famous for its impressive collection of European art from the 18th to the early 20th centuries, attracting art enthusiasts and scholars.

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Oktoberfest is a world-famous beer festival in Munich, Germany, held at Theresienwiese fairgrounds. People visit to enjoy a wide variety of beers, traditional Bavarian food, music, and a vibrant, festive atmosphere.

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Asamkirche, or St. Johann Nepomuk Church, is a Baroque church located in Sendling. Visitors come to admire its exquisite architecture, rich interior, and the artistic legacy of the Asam brothers.

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Dachau Concentration Camp is a historic site near Munich, Germany. Visitors go to Dachau to learn about the Holocaust, pay their respects, and remember the victims of Nazi persecution during World War II.

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Home to Munich's two leading clubs, FC Bayern and TSV 1860, Allianz Arena is a prominent football stadium in Munich, Germany. Visitors come to watch football matches, tour the stadium, and explore Bayern Munich's history and achievements.

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Located in Kunstareal, the art district in Munich, Glyptothek museum offers a deep insight into ancient art of human expressions through its enthralling collection of sculptures. It is the oldest public museum in Munich. Visitors can go through a journey of time at this grandeur museum.

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Saint Peter Church, Munich, boasts grave slabs at its outer walls that gives a peek into historic times. If you get lucky, you might even see the Alps on a clear day from the 56 meters high viewing platform of the church which is a 300 step hike along with the views of the City Hall and other landmarks.

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BMW Museum, located opposite to BMW Welt, in Munich, offers insights into the rich heritage and engineering evolution of one of the most iconic automotive brands in the world. The museum's sleek and modern design showcases the brand's comprehensive evolution in elegance and style.

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Eisbachwelle is a human-made wave which has been surfable since the last 40 years, is a very famous spot among the surfers, spectators and photographers. Located on the southern edge of the English Garden near the Haus der Kunst museum, Eisbachwelle is considered one of the urban waves in the city.

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Konigsplatz square offers a blend of classicism, modern lifestyle and antiquity in Munich. It has spacious gardens and wide promenades, making it famous for leisure strolls or sunbathing. It hosts various open air concerts such as the Summer in the City Festival, with various music stars.

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Located in the Rathaus Tower at Marientplatz is the unique clock called Glockenspiel. With 43 bells ringing in harmony and 32 life-sized figures dancing to it, it has two levels, each recreating two very important chapters in the history of Munich. It retells the story of a time during the plague epidemic.

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Munich’s Old Town is a place dedicated to the culture and history of Germany. It has a lot of things to do, a lot of places to explore, and amazing places to eat at. Always hustling and bustling with pedestrians, it is well built with aesthetic looks and splendid shops, cafes and restaurants.

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The Mullersches is the oldest and most unique public swimming pool. With decorative pieces, wooden staircases, statues and a lot more, It is has several indoor pools that have hot and cold temperature settings. There are sauna facilties and many outdoor pools too.

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Kunstareal is the cultural hub of Munich. It is a district which is home to several museums and universities. It is also famous for its annual festival and the Kunstareal Walks. The festival is a three-day extravaganza where one can enter any museum for free.

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Located at the exact spot of residence of the renowned painter Franz von Lenbach is the Lenbachhaus. It is an art gallery which has the largest collections of the “Blauer Reiter” art. Aside from the art is houses, the Lenbachhaus has a visually soothing architecture built in Italian style.

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Neuschwanstein Castle, located in Schwangau, is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Germany and is located on a hill. You would surely recognize this 19th century castle at first go, which served as an inspiration for Disney’s Sleeping Beauty Castle.

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Olympiaturm is a 291 meters tall TV tower located in the Olympic Park north of Munich. The tower is considered Munich's tallest building and offers breathtaking views. The tower consists of a famous rotating restaurant and bar located at around 181 meters in height and a rock museum.

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The Fish Fountain is located in the old town of Munich in front of the New Town Hall on the Marienplatz. It has gradually evolved into a popular meeting and time-spending place in the city of Munich. The fountain is a perfect epitome of craftsmanship which deserves a special appreciation.

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Christmas market in Munich is the oldest and most traditional Market held in front of the Town Hall of Munich. It's a prime location for millions of visitors and tourists. According to the locals, the market roots in the 14th century. The Christmas market starts from the Marienplatz.

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The Court Garden is a great historic park near the old town in the center of Munich between the Residenz and Englischer Garten. It's a popular spot to escape from the hustle-bustle of Munich city life. In the center of the Court Garden stands a beautiful Pavilion dedicated to Roman goddess Diana.