What are the tourist attractions in Munich?

The symbol of Munich can be said to be Marienplatz in the city center. The new town hall in the square, the statue of the Virgin Mary and the adjacent church of the Virgin Mary, namely Munich Cathedral (a twin-tower building with two onion-shaped spires) constitute the eternal theme on Munich postcards. Whenever the clock strikes, people can be seen in the square when the colorful graphics on the tower move.

Munich Olympic Village was built in 1972 to host the 20th Summer Olympic Games. The tallest building in the Olympic Village is the TV station, which is 289.53 meters high. Standing on the TV tower, you can see the Alps 100 kilometers away. Sitting in a revolving restaurant with a high TV tower, enjoying delicious food and enjoying the beautiful scenery of the whole city and distant mountains is even more enjoyable. The architecture of Munich Olympic Village is unique. With a total area of 75,000 square meters, the Olympic Stadium can accommodate 80,000 spectators, and its tent-like roof looks like a big fishing net from a distance, which is very spectacular.

Bavaria is a relatively conservative state in Germany. As the capital of Munich, people's lives have two sides: traditional conservatism and modern openness. From the clothing point of view, there are people who wear Bavarian leather pants and Bavarian felt hats with national characteristics, as well as young people who wear fashion and go to bars and discos.

Munich is a famous exposition city in Germany, holding more than 20 expositions every year, such as: International Construction Machinery Exposition, International Handicraft Exposition, International Sporting Goods Exposition, Computer and Electronic Components Exposition, etc.

Art pinakete painting exhibition hall

Built in the first half of the19th century, it is one of the six largest galleries in the world with a collection of works by famous German and Belgian painters. The National Museum of Modern Art is famous for its collection of works by Picasso and other masters. With 4.5 million books, including 50,000 manuscripts, the Bavarian Library is one of the three largest libraries in Germany.

Marin Square:

From the railway station to the east, cross Karlstor Gate and walk along Neuhauser Str for 500 meters. In the middle of the square is the statue of the Virgin Mary, and in the north of the square is the tall city hall, built in 1867- 1908. This is a neo-gothic building. The bell tower is 85 meters high and has a famous doll clock (Zhong Qin) on it. 1 1 pm Punch dolls, displayed with music.

bmw building

Munich is the hometown of BMW, whose German name is Bayer Schemotorenwerke, which means Bavarian automobile factory, abbreviated as BMW. Founded in 19 16, BMW was originally a small aircraft factory, and later became famous for its BMW motorcycles, and immediately became a world-class automobile manufacturer.

Neuschwanstein

Neuschwanstein Castle, built in 1869, is called the fairy tale castle. Indeed, it was built in the misty Alps, with white spire columns scattered along the mountain, and four lakes scattered around the castle were blue and clear. The design of the castle itself was inspired by an opera, and it was destined to be a beautiful castle like a dream from the beginning.

St Peter's Church (Old Peter):

Alter Peter is located in the southeast corner of Marian Square. Established in 1050 and completed in 1294. St Peter's Church (Old Peter) is the oldest church in Munich.

Ningfenbao

Munich, located in the northwest suburb of Munich, is the summer palace of successive princes. /kloc-at the beginning of the 8th century, marquez, the elector, expanded his mother's country house into a palace, which is now Ningfenbao.

English Garden (English Garden)

Located on the Hisar River, it covers an area of 350 hectares and is the largest park in Munich. The reason why Englischer Garten Garten Garten is named "English Park" is because it imitates Britain in garden construction, with open grass, winding paths, conforming to nature, and rarely carved by hand.