Munich

Explore Deutsches Museum Verkehrszentrum: Transport-focused Deutsches Museum branch with road, rail and urban mobility collections in historic exhibition halls.

Explore FC Bayern Museum: Germany's largest club museum, integrated into Allianz Arena and tracing FC Bayern's history and trophies.

Explore Glyptothek: Renowned museum of Greek and Roman sculpture in Leo von Klenze's temple-like Königsplatz building.

Explore Haus der Kunst: Major non-collecting venue for modern and contemporary art in a historically significant building.

Explore Jewish Museum Munich: City museum exploring Jewish life, history and culture in Munich through permanent and changing exhibitions.

Explore Kunsthalle München: Centrally located exhibition hall staging large international art and cultural-history shows.

Explore Lenbachhaus: Leading art museum best known for the world's largest Blue Rider collection.

Explore Marstallmuseum: Nymphenburg museum of royal coaches, sleighs and equestrian culture, paired with the porcelain collection.

Explore Museum Brandhorst: High-profile contemporary-art museum with major Cy Twombly and Andy Warhol holdings.

Explore Museum Five Continents: Germany's first ethnological museum, with substantial collections from Africa, Asia, Oceania and the Americas.

Explore Museum Villa Stuck: Artist Franz von Stuck's opulent villa, preserved as a museum with historic rooms and contemporary exhibitions.

Explore NS Documentation Centre Munich: Essential contemporary-history centre examining National Socialism in Munich and its consequences.

Explore Modern art, architecture, graphic design and industrial design share one at Pinakothek der Moderne.

Explore Staatliche Antikensammlungen: State antiquities collection of Greek, Etruscan and Roman art opposite the Glyptothek.

Explore State Museum of Egyptian Art: Purpose-built underground museum presenting ancient Egyptian art through object-focused displays.

Visit Königsplatz: Neoclassical ceremonial square modelled on ancient Greece and anchoring the western Kunstareal.

Visit Kunstareal München: Walkable museum and university district concentrating many of Munich's foremost art institutions.

Visit Marienplatz: Munich's central square, framed by the New Town Hall and the heart of the pedestrian old town.

Visit Munich Residence: Vast former royal palace complex with state rooms, treasury, courtyards and the Antiquarium.

Visit New Town Hall: Monumental neo-Gothic city hall famous for its façade, tower and daily Glockenspiel performances.

Visit New Town Hall at Marienplatz: Munich’s neo-Gothic city hall faces the central square and contains the famous Glockenspiel.

Visit Nymphenburg Palace: Baroque state rooms, royal collections and extensive gardens form the former summer residence.

Visit Odeonsplatz: Monumental square connecting the old town, Residence and Hofgarten, dominated by the Feldherrnhalle and Theatine Church.

Visit Olympiapark München: Landmark 1972 Olympic ensemble with sweeping tent-roof architecture, lakes, hills and event venues.

Visit Siegestor: Triumphal arch at the northern end of Ludwigstraße, restored as a post-war monument to peace.

Visit St Peter's Church (Alter Peter): Munich's oldest parish church, with a climbable tower offering classic old-town views.

Experience Viktualienmarkt: A central open-air market brings together produce, specialist food stalls and flower vendors.