Munich Old Town Citywalk Copy this route directly!

I really like the city of Munich, the historical charm in the old town is particularly strong, with one church and Gothic building after another, making it very suitable for a leisurely stroll. The main attractions are all in the old town Altstadt. 🏷️Recommended duration: 1 day 🏷️Route: Karlstor👉Burgersaalkirche👉Burgersaalkirche👉Marienplatz👉St. Peter's Church👉Frauenkirche👉Munich Residenz👉Hofgarten👉Odeonsplatz 🌟Marienplatz The Marian Column, New Town Hall, Fish Fountain, and other landmark buildings tell the story of this city; there are also many restaurants around. Rococo style, great for photos. 【New Town Hall】 The most eye-catching feature of the New Town Hall is the Glockenspiel performance. The carillon rings at 11:00, 12:00, and 17:00 from March to October, with six different tunes, now fully powered by solar energy. We happened to catch the 12:00 performance~ very healing. 🌟Climbing the 'Big Three' in Munich's Old Town The New Town Hall, Frauenkirche, and St. Peter's Church all offer views from their towers. Since 2012, the Frauenkirche's tower has been closed for renovation, and it is not the best angle. From St. Peter's Church, you can simultaneously view Marienplatz. 🌟Munich Residenz Equivalent to the Forbidden City, it is the largest palace located within a city in Germany. The interior is grand and great for photos. ‼️Tips: 1. There are no fixed guided tours, but you can rent a free audio guide with English and German introductions; 2. You can take photos during the visit but cannot use flash or tripods; 3. Large bags are not allowed inside, but you can use the free storage at the ticket office; 4. You can only bring a plastic bottle of drink under 0.5 liters inside, no other food is allowed, and there are no restaurants or cafes inside the museum. 🌟Odeonsplatz Compared to the old town, there are not many tourists here. In fact, the area covered by Odeonsplatz is very large, including the Hofgarten, Feldherrnhalle, and Theatinerkirche. The northern edge of the Hofgarten and the starting point of Ludwigstraße are also included. 🍴Restaurants Alois Dallmayr: A Michelin two-star restaurant with over three hundred years of history. Great environment and delicious desserts. 🛍️Maximilianstraße This street is now the most famous luxury shopping street in Munich's old town, and also home to one of Munich's most famous five-star hotels, the Four Seasons Hotel. The eastern section of Maximilianstraße is more historical in appearance, and after crossing the old town ring road, Maximilianstraße becomes wide and grand, with lush green spaces in the middle and harmonious architectural styles hidden behind the trees.