Munich

Less than 40 minutes separate the idyllic nature of the Five-Lake-Region from the Bavarian metropolis. In addition to your own vehicle, the easily accessible public transportation system will also take you comfortably to the vibrant center of the cultural capital of Munich. Discover the real Bavarian way of life and be enchanted by an art and culture program that is at least as multifaceted as the city itself. No culinary wishes remain unfulfilled here either. Whether you’re relaxing in a traditional beer garden, well-dressed with chic haute cuisine or enjoying a tasting at one of the numerous stalls at the Viktualienmarkt – in Munich you simply know how to enjoy yourself. And to make your visit to Bavaria’s capital unforgettable, the numerous boutiques on the shopping streets offer much more than just a classic souvenir.

50 km – Marienplatz

Munich – Together with the New Town Hall, this is the world-famous center of the Bavarian capital. Admire the daily carillon, marvel at the fabulous view over Munich from the “Alter Peter” or simply take a relaxing stroll through the surrounding pedestrian zone with its numerous stores and shopping opportunities.

50 km – Viktualienmarkt

Munich – Munich’s culinary center awaits you at this 22,000 m² permanent market. With its numerous stores and traders, this Munich landmark, which has existed for over 200 years, is also affectionately known as “the city’s parlor”.

54 km – Nymphenburg Palace

Munich – Take a look at the room where King Ludwig II of Bavaria was born or marvel at the extensive, well-tended grounds. With its combination of architecture and garden design, this palace and park complex is an impressive work of art.

55 km – Church of Our Lady

Munich – The “Church of Our Lady” or “Frauenkirche” with its two almost 100 meter high towers is the unmistakable landmark of the Bavarian capital.

55 km – Olympia Park & TV tower

Munich – The Olympic Park in Munich was created for the 1972 Olympic Games and is popular with locals and tourists alike thanks to the Olympic Stadium, the Olympic Hall, the Olympic Tower and the extensive park.

55 km – Munich Pinakotheken

Munich – With three museums (Old Pinacoteca, New Pinacotheca & Modern Pinacotheca), Munich’s Pinakothek museums are among the most renowned art collections in the world. An absolute must for art lovers.

56 km – Lenbachhaus

Munich – Famous for the world’s largest collection of “Blue Rider” art, this municipal gallery shows 19th century Munich paintings and temporary exhibitions.

58 km – BMW World and Museum

Munich – With BMW World and the associated museum, the well-known global corporation offers not only the joy of driving but also the joy of amazement; not only through the vehicles on display, the BMW history and the exhibition of all BMW brands, but also through the unmistakable, futuristic architecture.