Mareinplatz has been the heart of Munich since the city’s official founding in 1158. Many festivals are held in this location such as the Christmas market, the Glockenspiel, or the FC Bayern celebrations.

St. Peter's Church is one of the holiest sites of Christianity and Catholics. It is said to be the resting place of Saint Peter, one of the twelve apostles from the Bible. The vast structure and insides of the building are awe-inspiring to see and experience.

This brewhouse tavern contains an assortment of beers that have brought visitors from all over the world to taste. Teeming with activity and energy, it holds one of the largest Oktoberfest beer festivals. The building itself once played a major part in the history of Munich that impacted the entire world.

Max-Joseph-Platz serves as the prestigious heart of Munich’s royal district, framed by the National Theatre and the grand Residenz palace. It commemorates Bavaria's first king and continues to act as a vibrant center for opera and public life.

Odeonsplatz is a grand square defined by its Italian-inspired architecture and status as a hub for cultural events and parades. It is also famously known as the site of the 1923 Beer Hall Putsch, a somber and pivotal moment in Munich's history.

Found in the heart of Theatinerstraße, this shopping center holds a special place for visitors looking for a place to shop. Browse through exclusive brands, fashion, restaurants, bars, and more.

The Frauenkirche serves as the unmistakable symbol of Munich, famous for its two 100-meter-tall towers topped with distinctive Renaissance onion-shaped domes. Beyond its iconic skyline presence, it is the city's cathedral and home to the legendary "Devil's Footprint."