With its pastel-toned buildings, and pre-war intricate architecture, Munich was a wonderful city to visit in the fall. I stayed for three nights in Munich and was able to explore the city entirely on foot. Obviously I didn’t get to everything, but I definitely got to a lot! I started by exploring the city center of Alstadt, which is filled with cobblestone streets going in all different directions and super old buildings, churches and monuments.
Marienplatz
Marienplatz is one of the most famous plaza’s in Munich. What’s so memorable about this plaza are the buckets of bright red flowers which rest at the foot of the Cathedral windows. The plaza is named after the Mariensäule, a column at the center of the space. The Old and New Town Halls of Munich are also present at this plaza, making it an extremely crowded and popular place to visit.
Marienplatz 1
80331 München, Germany
Residenz München
Residenzstraße 1
80333 München, Germany
Sun-Sat 9-6pm
Viktualienmarkt
Viktualienmarkt 3
80331 München, Germany
Aran Coffee
Theatinerstraße 12
80333 München, Germany
Gallery Hopping
Galerie Andreas Binder
Knöbelstraße 27
80538 München, Germany
Galerie Wittenbrink
Türkenstraße 16
80333 München, Germany
Häusler Contemporary
Maximilianstraße 35
80539 München, Germany
Hotel Opera
St.-Anna-Straße 10, 80538
München, Germany
Heiliggeistkirche
Prälat-Miller-Weg 1
80331 München, Germany
Polizeipräsidium
Ettstraße 2, 80333
München, Germany
Moments in Alstadt
