Munich

It is a renowned key attraction among the many places to see in Munich and is also one of the largest museum complexes in Bavaria. It resides in an astonishing art collection dating back from the Renaissance to the Wittelsbach dynasty. Much of its part was destroyed in the Second World War which got reconstructed in 1945. This place has served as a government seat and home to Bavarian dukes, electors and kings from 1508 to 1918. It was initially built as a castle but evolved and transformed into an extravagant palace with beautiful gardens, and buildings over the centuries by rulers.Location: Residenzstrasse 1, 80333 Munich, GermanyTimings:April to mid- October: 9 AM - 6 PM Mid-October to March: 10 AM - 5 PM.

Munich's Marienplatz (which means "St. Mary's Square") is the city's most renowned square and one of the best crowd-pulling places in Munich. Situated in the heart of the Altstadt (old town), it is the best spot to start your exploration through Munich with many intriguing things to see and do, and it is in strolling distance to considerably more must see attractions of Munich.It is known to be the abode to medieval markets, celebrations, and tournaments and was founded by the Duke of Bavaria. Many important buildings can also be seen at this key attraction in Munich.Location: Marienplatz, 80331 Munich, Germany

Frauenkirche is a Gothic Cathedral and the city’s largest church that is pronounced as The Catholic Cathedral of Our Blessed Lady. It can house 20,000 people at a time and was constructed in the old brick architectural style-late Gothic-prevalent in the 15th century.Many priceless art treasures like the figures of the apostles and prophets by Erasmus Grasser, choir windows from the late 14th century and more makes it more popular than other tourist places in Munich. Explore and catch extravagant views from the top of the twin towers at the cathedral, and click candid’s with Munich city skyline and the Alps encircling the city. Location: Frauenplatz 12, 80331 München, GermanyTimings: 7:00 AM - 8:30 PM

Asankirche was constructed between 1733 and 1746 with the official name of Johann Nepomuk Kirche. It was built by brothers Cosmas Damian and Egid Quirin Asam. The initial thought before the construction of the church was to make it a private chapel, but it soon opened to the public after the vehement insistence of the population. It represented the hierarchy of time in which the level was divided into three with the emperor above the people and to God at the top level that was brightly lit. It has grown as a prime destination in the list of places to visit in Munich over the years.Location: Sendlinger Str. 32, 80331 München, GermanyTiming: 9 AM-5:30 PM

The largest and most beautiful garden became a park for the public when the hunting park by the River Israr was converted to a public park. The reason behind naming the park as Englischer Garten was due to its design resemblance with English country parks.It attracts a lot of visitors during the traditional tea ceremony making it a famous location among the other tourist places in Munich. In the garden, a Greek temple and lake are also located, which makes sure that you don’t feel monotonous here. The Chinesischer Turm in the park is one of Munich's oldest beer gardens and for the teetotallers there is the Japanisches Teehaus!Location: Munich, Bavaria, GermanyTiming: Wednesday-Sunday 10am-6pm; every 1st and 3rd Wednesday: Open until 10pm; Mondays & Tuesdays: Closed.

Spread across an area of 5 Km, Nymphenburg Palace is the summer home of the royal Wittelsbach family and one of the popular places in Munich to explore. The interiors of this palace are lavishly decorated, and the best form of Baroque architecture is also quite impressive.The museum resides two Gallery of Beauties, one of Max EmanuelÍs and the other dedicated to Ludwig.  One can sight the portrait of Irish Lola Montez, Ludwig's alliance with her triggered the revolution of 1848, the history of horse-drawn vehicles in the Marstall museum in the Southern Wing of the palace, and more.Location: Schloß Nymphenburg 1, 80638 München, GermanyTiming: Sun - Sat 09:00 - 18:00

In the Kunstareal district, art museums are located with a stone throw away distance between each other. The unique collection of exhibits like three "Pinakotheken" galleries, the State Antiquities Collection, the Lenbachhaus, the Museum Brandhorst, and others are worth exploring here out of other places to visit in Munich.From one of the world's most comprehensive Rubens collections to that of a comprehensive collection of paintings of Impressionism from Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Édouard Manet, Claude Monet, Paul Cézanne, this place is a must visit place of all.Location: Gabelsbergerstraße 39, 80333 München, Germany

One of the most loved places in Munich and frequently visited museums of science and technology is the Deutsches Museum. It resides exhibits from the caves of Altamira, Historic machinery, aircrafts, vehicles, and a mine to the magnified human cell.The museum has exhibits distributed on its eight floors and has a special section for children. The major highlight of the museum is its planetarium and Centre for New Technology where one can sight interactive exhibitions on nanotechnology, biotechnology, and robotics. Location: Museumsinsel 1, 80538 München, GermanyTiming: Sun - Sat: 9 AM – 5 PM