Munich Walking Tour: Explore Top Sights & Hidden Gems

Climb the towers of the cathedral built in the 15th century, known for its distinctive twin domes and as the seat of the Archbishop of Munich.

Gather at the central square that has been Munich’s main marketplace and city center since the 12th century.

Walk through the narrow alley once used by locals to avoid the required Nazi salute at the nearby memorial.

Stand at the historic square where key political events, including the 1923 Hitler Putsch confrontation, took place.

Learn about the 17th-century church founded by the Bavarian rulers to celebrate the birth of their heir and served by the Theatine order.

Explore the former royal complex where Bavarian rulers governed for centuries and held official ceremonies.

Observe the government building that combines a preserved 1905 central dome with modern glass wings added after reunification.

Stand beneath the 17th-century pavilion built as the garden’s central structure and used for courtly events.

Stroll through the historic garden built for the Bavarian court and arranged around a central pavilion from the early 17th century.

Step inside the historic beer hall founded in 1589, where Bavarian kings once brewed and served their own beer.