Munich, Germany | Travel Guide

Munich suffered severe damage from bombings during World War II, but Europeans have a deep love for nostalgia and tradition. Amazingly, the city’s reconstruction fully replicated its original urban design—you have to admire the Germans’ ability to rebuild “as it was”! Every street and building was restored to its former glory using historical records. The city is compact yet exquisite, blending history and culture, lively without being crowded—it’s truly endearing ❤️. During our trip, we spotted a beautiful church and wanted to go inside. We saw a guard at the entrance and wanted to ask for permission, but we couldn’t communicate due to language barriers. Luckily, we used the “conversation translation” feature in the Youdao Translator app, which solved our problem! The guard said we could enter, so we went in and explored 🕌. 🚗 Transportation 1. Bus Download the Flixbus app. A one-way ticket from Innsbruck (Austria) to Munich (Germany) costs 14€ 💶. 2. Train Download the DB Navigator app (Germany’s official railway ticketing app)—Germany has an extremely well-developed railway network. One-way ticket from Munich to Nördlingen (the “Attack on Titan” town): ~178 RMB 🇨🇳 One-way ticket from Nördlingen to Nuremberg: ~178 RMB 🇨🇳 🗺️ 3-Day Munich Attraction Itinerary ① Day 1 Must-know highlight: Munich’s unmissable top spot—Residenz München (Munich Residenz) & Treasury Residenz only ticket: 10€ 💶 Combined Residenz + Treasury ticket: 15€ 💶 It’s much larger than Madrid Royal Palace, with more exhibits—and it’s incredibly photogenic! It opens at 10 AM; go early to capture your “photo of a lifetime” are also from the Residenz 📸. Marienplatz (Mary’s Square): A must-visit landmark 📍. Fischbrunnen (Fish Fountain): Don’t miss this iconic fountain 🐟. Neues Rathaus (New Town Hall): Climb to the top for photos of the square and Altes Rathaus 🕰️. Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall): There’s a Juliet statue nearby 🗿. Peterskirche (St. Peter’s Church): Munich’s oldest church. Student ticket for the tower: 3€ 💶—climb up for a panoramic view of Munich 🏙️. Asamkirche (Asam Church): Free entry, and it’s absolutely stunning 🎨. Also visit: Karlplatz (Stachus), Königsplatz (King’s Square), Frauenkirche (Cathedral of Our Lady). ② Day 2 Die Pinakotheken (Pinakothek Art Museums): Explore world-class art collections 🎨. Deutsches Museum: One of the world’s largest science and technology museums 🔬. Maximilianeum: A historic building with scenic surroundings 🏛️. Schloss Nymphenburg (Nymphenburg Palace): A grand royal palace with beautiful gardens 🏰. ③ Day 3 Allianz Arena: Home of FC Bayern Munich—perfect for football fans ⚽. BMW Museum: Dive into the history and innovation of BMW 🚗. Olympiapark (Olympic Park): A scenic park with iconic architecture from the 1972 Olympics 🌳. #CulturalAttractionSharing #Scenery #TravelGuide