Munich, Germany
Munich has several large Breweries in Germany and well known for the beer and annual oktoberfest celebration. Book publishing, printing and television are also noteworthy. Munich is an important tourist destination and convention center.
Munich is world famous for beer, this city is home of worlds largest beer garden in Hershelton, over 8000 drinkers can drink for a month or two.
Best Tourist Attraction Around in Munich:
1.Marien Platz;
This is the most popular square of Munich. This place is playing an important role in social and political values of Munich since 12th century.
There are two halls Old and New Town Hall which are the center of attraction in the square.
Old Town Hall;
This documentation was done in 1310, had its grand hall constructed in 1392/1394. This hall was redesign in Gothic Style by Jorge van Halsbach in 1470-1480, decorated by Morris dancer and created by Erasmus Grasser.
Due to heavy traffic Old Town Hall was tunneled in 1873 and its original ground floor was destroyed in WWII. The building was severely damaged and again reconstructed in 1972-1974.
The New Town Hall
Due to lack of space in Old Town Hall the municipal moved to the new Town Hall in 1874. It is located in northern part of Marien Platz in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Now a days New hall is hosting the City Government including The City Council, Offices of Mayors and Small portion for Administration.
This is the most popular beer hall in Munich this place was used to be the brain relaxing place of Bavarian Ruler Whilem V in 16th century. Hofbraushaus is not famous for beer. Its popularity was that invading swedes agreed not to return the city in exchange for 600,000 of Hofbros.
3.Munich Frauenkirche;
One of the most popular tourist attraction in Munich. The church is easily Identified by its majestic 99 meter high tower. Because of restrictions on the heights of buildings the tower have been prominent symbol on the city skyline. This Gothic Church symbol. The renaissance dome was completed in1524. It is the final resting place of many Baverian Dukes. Against the backdrop of snow-caped Alps Munich Fraunkerch can be seen.
4. Munich-Residenze ;
The Munich Residence is the former residence of Bavarian Kings of Wittelsbach. It is located very close to the city center, one of the finest palaces in Europe. The first buildings of this Residence is back to 14th centaury. This is the biggest city palace with ten courtyards. 130 rooms are open for public since the middle ages. The purpose of opening these rooms is to display architecture, décor and Royal Collections. The Royal palace is also a reflection of power of Bavarian Rules during his reign.
5.BMW Welt/Museum ;
BMW Museum is an automobile Museum, of famous car manufacturer company BMW-located near the Olympia park in Munich, Germany. It was Established in 1973. In 2004 to 2008 it was renovated with the construction of BMW Welt, directly opposite. Any one can visit this museum, admission in BMW Welt is free of cost.