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This castle was the summer residence of the Prince-electors and kings of Bavaria. — Michelin Guide
This is where the heart of Munich beats hardest. — Michelin Guide
One of the largest science and technology museums in the world - traces the development of science and technology to the present day. — Michelin Guide
The sprawling English Garden is among Europe's biggest city parks – bigger than even London's Hyde Park and New York's Central Park and a favourite playground for locals and visitors alike. — Lonely Planet
The museum was created in 1855 by Maximilien II to preserve the artistic riches of Bavaria. — Michelin Guide
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On the Isar, just upstream from the city, this attractive zoo has many parklike enclosures but a minimum of cages. — Fodor's
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Known internationally... for its collection of the Blue Rider, a movement represented by the works of its founders, Kandinsky and Marc. — Michelin Guide
This glorious baroque church owes its Italian appearance to its founder, Princess Henriette Adelaide of Savoy, who commissioned it in gratitude for the birth of her son and heir. — Fodor's
Built in the late Gothic style (15C), this church is particularly sober. — Michelin Guide
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This magnificent building was the official residence of the Wittelsbach family, the rulers of Bavaria, from 1385 to 1918. — Frommer's
Though pocket sized, the late-baroque Asamkirche, built in 1746, is as rich and epic as a giant's treasure chest. — Lonely Planet
This splendid house was designed by painter Franz von Stuck (1863-1928) for himself and mingles Art Nouveau style with elements of the late neoclassical. — Frommer's
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Do you know what BMW stands for? Regardless of your answer, you must stop by the BMW Welt and Museum. — Let's Go
Housed in a building with a corinthian colonnade porch, a large collection of ceramics shows the development of pottery and painting on vases in Ancient Greece. — Michelin Guide
Some 306 steps divide you from the best view of central Munich from the 92m tower of St Peterskirche, Munich's oldest church (1150). — Lonely Planet
It serves traditional Brotzeit (breads, cheeses, and cold meats) during the day and hot Bavarian dishes from 6 pm. — Fodor's
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