The post Best Hidden Gems to Check Out During Your Next Visit to Munich, Germany appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>One way to discover these hidden gems is by hitting the city’s streets and starting to explore. Another one is to take the easy path and check out some of them below.
Rose Island
Rose Island (Roseninsel) is a small island in Lake Starnberg. It is a site of a royal villa that was frequently used by King Ludwig II of Bavaria. The villa is now open for visitors and represents a great experience due to its intriguing architectural style and beautiful rose gardens that surround it.
Blutenburg Castle
There is no shortage of castles in and around Munich. However, the one you don’t want to miss is Blutenburg Castle. Situated on the banks of river Würm and nestled between lush green rows of trees, the castle provides a day’s worth of activities. You can enjoy its architecture, explore its library, see the art in the museum, or simply enjoy a cup of coffee in relaxing surrounding.
Werksviertel-Mitte Street Art
Munich is full of great street art, but you will have to work a bit to find them, which makes them kind of hidden gems. One of the best places to experience the city’s street art is Werksviertel-Mitte. It is an old potato storage complex that was turned into a place for street artists and graffiti artists to let their creativity loose. It also sometimes serves as a concert venue.
The post Best Hidden Gems to Check Out During Your Next Visit to Munich, Germany appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Best Free Things to Do and See in Munich, Germany appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Continue reading to find out the best free things to do and see in Munich.
Catch the Glockenspiel at Marienplatz
The Glockenspiel at Marienplatz is a unique show that features 32 life-sized figures re-enacting two famous stories from Munich history. The first story focuses on the marriage of Duke Wilhelm V and Renata of Lorraine, while the second shows Schäfflertanz (The Coopers’ Dance). You can catch the 15-minute show for free every day at 11 a.m. and 12 p.m. An additional 5 p.m. show is added in the summer.
🅳Get a Walking Tour Through Munich
After Glockenspiel, your next move should be to take part in a free walking tour through Munich. Most of them start from Marienplatz and are available in English. They feature knowledgeable guides who will introduce you to the history of the city and show you its most important landmarks.
(@heartofmunichtours)Attend FC Bayern Munich Open Training Session
Soccer fans will absolutely love this. Bundesliga giants FC Bayern Munich regularly have open training session at Säbener Straße. Anyone who wants to watch them can attend for free. This is a great chance to see some of the world’s best players in person and see them going through their drills. Occasionally you can also catch an exciting scrimmage match.
BMW Welt
The city’s most-visited tourist attraction is free as well. BMW Welt offers a fascinating insight into the evolution of BMW cars and motorcycles through exhibitions and showrooms while also offering numerous other points of interest like the merchandise store and restaurant.
The post Best Free Things to Do and See in Munich, Germany appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post An Autumn Stroll in Munich Parks appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The Englischer Garten
Perhaps the most famous park in Munich is the Englischer Garten. This big park offers visitors to enjoy its secret hidden corners. You should check out the Japanese teahouse at the southern end of the park for a traditional tea ceremony. Otherwise, you can head to the Greek-style Monopteros temple on the hill, which offers a magnificent view of the city.
Maximiliansanlagen
If you are willing to get a bit farther from the city center, you will surely enjoy this beautiful location. This rather small park is leading down to the Isar River and allows you to stroll at its banks. Don’t miss out on the 1871 Statue of Peace near the central part of the park.
(@muenchen_moments)Grünwaldpark
This little park is a point of attraction for local photographers and painters and known for vivid colors and a calm atmosphere. If you are looking for a place to take some photos for your Instagram account, this is the place for you. Make sure you don’t miss the Nymphenburg Palace, a Baroque palace from the 17th century.
The post An Autumn Stroll in Munich Parks appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post 5 Things You Must Do If You Visit Bavaria, Germany appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The Margravial Opera House
Bavaria’s opera house is an extravagant building embellished with decadent interior. Even if you don’t stick around to watch a performance, it’s worth visiting for the architecture alone.
Museum der Stadt Füssen
Füssen is a charming museum that showcases the town’s history of making violins. It’s romantic, informative, and definitely worth a visit.
The Felsengange Escape Room
Have you been to an escape room? Probably. But have you been to an escape room in Nuremberg’s medieval tunnels? Solving clues is made even more fun when you have a labyrinth of cellars as a backdrop.
Surfing
If you love adrenaline, you may be tempted to take on the fast-flowing Eisbach river. It attracts many surfers all year round and is a great spot for soaking in city views.
AlpspiX Platform
For unbeatable panoramic views, head up to the AlpspiX platform. Be warned though. It’s as terrifying as it is magnificent.
The post 5 Things You Must Do If You Visit Bavaria, Germany appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>