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The Imperial Castle at the Alter Hof was the first castle of the Wittelsbach dynasty in Munich and a precursor to the Munich Residence. During the Middle Ages, the House of Wittelsbach and their court ...

Have you always dreamed of being in some of the finest fairytale and royal castles on earth? Then you should visit Munich! The city not only holds the castle one of the world's long-stretching castles ...

The Amalienburg in Nymphenburg Palace Park is one of the most precious creations of the European Rococo. Here are all the important information: The Amalienburg was built to designs by François ...

The fact that the Magdalenenklause is only partially plastered and has cracks was deliberate on the part of Elector Max Emanuel: The pleasure palace in the Nymphenburg Palace Park shows one of the ...

Munich has many beautiful viewpoints, offering panoramic views of the Old Town, views of the Alps, sunsets, and a big-city vibe. Here you’ll find the best spots for sweeping views of Munich - from ...

The two-story, octagonal building was designed by Elector Max Emanuel shortly after the construction of Nymphenburg Palace and completed by Joseph Effner around 1719. The first floor consists of just ...

The Botanical Garden has over 19,000 plant species and subspecies. Blooming flower beds, greenhouses and a lovely café awaits you. During the peak season in spring and summer, some 14,000 different ...

Housing four museums under one roof devoted to art, graphics, architecture and design, the Pinakothek der Moderne holds one of the largest collections of artworks in Europe. The trans-disciplinary ...

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Der Kocherlball geht auf die Münchner Dienstbotenzeit im 19. Jahrhundert zurück. Rund um 1880 traf sich das Hauspersonal der Stadt im Sommer bei schönem Wetter jeden Sonntagmorgen am Chinesischen Turm ...