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The magnificent neo-Gothic building is not only the office of the Lord Mayor but is also known for its great view and the famous carillon.

The cathedral “Zu Unserer Lieben Frau”, known as Munich's Frauendom, is a striking landmark of Munich and a late Gothic church from the 15th century. The south tower offers visitors an impressive view over the city. The church is freely accessible outside of church services. Highlights include the Wittelsbach monument, the bishop's crypt and the famous devil's footstep. A must for anyone who wants to experience Munich's history and culture.

The English Garden is one of the largest inner-city parks in the world and is even larger than Central Park in New York: It measures 375 hectares and stretches from the Altstadtring to north-east Munich along the west bank of the Isar. Enjoy the panoramic view from the Monopteros, visit the beer garden at the Chinese Tower, or watch the surfers on the two Eisbach waves.

The Deutsches Museum is one of the largest natural science museums in the world. In more than 25 departments, originals and models illustrate how technology and the laws of nature work. Here you can not only look at technology and natural science, but also experience them up close.

The Viktualienmarkt is one of the top sights in the center of Munich. Not only can you buy fresh goods like fruits and vegetables here, but also eat excellent food. It is also worth seeing the Maypole in the middle of the market, as well as the statues and fountains. For souvenirs, the Viktualienmarkt also offers some of the most ideal for your pleasure.

The Munich Olympic Park covers a total area of ​​160 hectares and is one of the largest green spaces in Munich. During the 1972 Summer Olympics, the Munich Olympic Park served as the venue. Since then, the area has been used for sporting, cultural and social events and serves as a place of recreation for the townspeople. You can also take a tour at the Olympic Stadium or enjoy the view over Munich from the Olympic Tower.

Neuschwanstein Castle, one of the most visited sights in Germany with 1.4 million visitors per year, is located in the village of Hohenschwangau in the picturesque Allgäu region. The castle, which was built for King Ludwig II in 1869 and is also known as the Disney castle, impresses with its fairytale architecture. Neuschwanstein can be visited all year round as part of a guided tour and is a highlight for visitors from all over the world.

Nymphenburg Palace takes you into the world of kings and princesses. It was not only the summer residence but also a favorite castle of the Wittelsbach family. The extensive complex includes the magnificent Castle Museum, the Marstall Museum with its fleet of carriages and the "Nymphenburg Porcelain" museum, as well as the Castle Park with its small park castles.

A trip around the world: Munich's Hellabrunn Zoo was founded in 1911 and is considered the world's first geo-zoo. Since 1928, the animals have been living here, sorted by continents - today some in natural communities, just like in nature. At any time of the year, the zoo offers an impressive picture of the natural habitats of the landscape protection area of ​​the Isar floodplains with changing moods.

The Munich Oktoberfest is the largest folk festival in the world and takes place every year in September and October. With its beer tents and rides, it is an experience for the whole family. More than six million guests from all over the world visit the two-week festival on the Theresienwiese every year. Since the 200th anniversary in 2010, there has been the so-called "Oide Wiesn" on its own adjacent site, where you can experience the Octoberfest as it was in the past.