Munich Art + Landscape Pictures

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This Munich icon suffered serious damage during World War II. Today, though, its twin green domes rise above the city, dominating the Munich skyline in style.

This Munich icon suffered serious damage during World War II. Today, though, its twin green domes rise above the city, dominating the Munich skyline in style.

Use this central square as a base for sightseeing, or as a vantage point to watch the crowds and take in Munich’s famous carillon.

Formally the site of the world’s best-known sporting event, this park still offers plenty of attractions.

Formally the site of the world’s best-known sporting event, this park still offers plenty of attractions.

Formally the site of the world’s best-known sporting event, this park still offers plenty of attractions.

An ornate Gothic structure, a looming tower and an eerie bejeweled skeleton all belong to the oldest parish church in Munich.

From cozy beer halls to dazzling palaces, sprawling public gardens to cutting-edge museums, the Bavarian capital is a modern city with plenty of traditional charms.

An ornate Gothic structure, a looming tower and an eerie bejeweled skeleton all belong to the oldest parish church in Munich.

The northerly border of Munich’s old town is marked by this large city square, framed by Italianesque buildings and a Renaissance court garden.

Formally the site of the world’s best-known sporting event, this park still offers plenty of attractions.

Formally the site of the world’s best-known sporting event, this park still offers plenty of attractions.

High-end stores and elegant cafés line the aisles, while the courtyards are decorated with intriguing designs and art installations in this central mall.

This Munich icon suffered serious damage during World War II. Today, though, its twin green domes rise above the city, dominating the Munich skyline in style.

The world’s most famous beer hall is not just a destination for beer aficionados. Visitors can also sample traditional Bavarian music, dancing and cuisine.

Use this central square as a base for sightseeing, or as a vantage point to watch the crowds and take in Munich’s famous carillon.

Formally the site of the world’s best-known sporting event, this park still offers plenty of attractions.

The northerly border of Munich’s old town is marked by this large city square, framed by Italianesque buildings and a Renaissance court garden.

Formally a court garden attached to the Residenz, this park is now the place where fashionable locals go to gain some respite from the city.