A small, cobblestone alley that serves as a powerful memorial to silent resistance during the Nazi era of WW2.

Bavaria’s royal palace - home of the Wittelsbach dynasty with beautiful courtyards, treasures and royal power

A serene Italian Renaissance-style royal garden , featuring gravel path and iconic Diana temple at the center.

An impressive modern historic building which serves as the executive office of the Bavarian Minister-President

a meaningful site connected to important moments in Bavarian and German history, where we’ll explore the deeper historical context behind the monuments

Architecturally stunning square and serving as the grand northern gateway to the Altstadt(Old Town) of Munich.

Munich's most iconic landmark, famous for two 99m tall towers topped with distinctive Renaissance onion domes.

The Bayerische Staatsoper (Bavarian State Opera) is one of the world's leading opera houses, located in the neoclassical Nationaltheater on Max-Joseph-Platz in central Munich. It is home to the Bavarian State Orchestra and the Bavarian State Ballet, hosting over 400 events annually for approximately 600,000 spectators.

Central square and vibrant heart of Munich, with the New Town Hall where the Glockenspiel located on its side.

The world’s most famous beer hall, located in the heart of Munich's old town and origin of the HB beer brand.