It would be too long to list all the sights of Munich.
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Bavarian State Opera
One of the largest cultural and musical objects on Earth. Approximately half a thousand performances of the most varied plan are given here a year. If your trip was organized so that you could join the culture and history of the country, you should definitely visit this theater.
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Nymphenburg Palace
Like many other attractions in Germany , this one has a rich and long history. The date of construction of the former residence of the city rulers is 1664. In the modern palace, you can look at the study with Chinese lacquer panels in red and black, the paintings of the famous artist Stieler, the frescoes by Zimmermann's hands and the central hall with a rococo interior.
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Blutenburg Castle
Hunting "house" of the 15th century, created by order of Albrecht the Third. A sad legend is associated with this castle: the duke's father, dissatisfied with his marriage to a commoner, lured his son out of Blutenburg, and in his absence ordered the girl to be drowned in the river. A chapel was erected in memory of the deceased.
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New town hall
The building is also made in the Neo-Gothic style, but in the 19th century. Key features that you should definitely make a trip to the New Town Hall for: an 85-meter observation deck on the tower, which offers panoramic views of the entire city, and a magnificent clock with figurines that arrange a mini-show "knight's tournament" every day.
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Old Town Hall
Compared to the New Town Hall, the Old Town Hall, built in the 15th century, has a richer history and a more modest appearance. The building was created in the Gothic style, adding elements of the Renaissance architectural direction to it. Currently, the building with a beautiful spire houses the Toy Museum - we recommend visiting it to everyone who does not know where to go in Munich with a child.
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Marienplatz
If you don’t know what to see in Munich in 1 day, come to this central square, built back in 1158. Every day, several thousand residents and guests of the city walk here, enjoying the views of the magnificent columns and the gilded statue of the Virgin Mary. Here are located such important sights of Munich as the New and Old Town Halls.