Munich's best places

A nice, nice, clean breakfast place.
Convenient location, friendly staff speaks several languages.
Good choice of food. Wide selection: croissants, sandwiches, omelets and delicious coffee.
The cafe is open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

One of Munich's central squares, officially named after Elector Carl Theodor, and unofficially, Stachus, after the legendary Sankt-Eustachius beer hall.
From the Karlstor gate begins Munich's pedestrian area, and the square is very crowded.
The Stachus fountain with its countless jets keeps tourists and Munich residents cool during hot weather.
Large stores open onto the square. The Stachus underground shopping center, which is visited by 160,000 people a day, is the largest in Europe and for a long time was the largest in the world.

St. Peter's Church is located near Marienplatz. It is Munich's oldest parish church, built in the eleventh century on the site of an old wooden church on Petersbergl Hill in the heart of the city. Perhaps even more famous and revered than the church itself is its tower, the "Old Peter" (or "Alter Peter"), celebrated in tales and songs

The German Museum in Munich is the world's largest museum of science and technology, with some of Germany's finest exhibits.
The museum's collection caters to people with all kinds of hobbies: from space to agriculture. Also energy technology, geodesy, computer technology, astronautics and astronomy and much more.
The first computers, the first space "capsules", the first hair dryer, the first eyeglasses with frames or the first painkillers - you can find it all here.
In addition to the permanent exhibition, there are many temporary exhibitions, often dedicated to technical innovations and advances in technology. A lot of activities for children.

According to a visitor, it's a very cozy little place with delicious food and fancy beer straight from the wooden barrel.
Just don't fill up on alcohol too much in the middle of the day. There's another museum ahead!
It's open from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.

In the capital of Bavaria there are many interesting places, but many guests go to the BMW Museum in Munich.
It has long been a symbol of German automotive engineering and pedantry.
For many tourists coming to Munich, the BMW Museum is one of the most important attractions.
To visit the museum, it is worth immediately installing its iOS/Android app, including in Russian.
Distract yourself from the palaces and cathedrals, which the Bavarian capital is full of, and visit this iconic place for any car enthusiast!

One of the best department stores in Munich. According to one of the visitors, the shopping experience is catered for all wallet thicknesses.
A store with high and medium-priced brands. There are home goods on the fifth floor, women's youth clothes on the fourth, women's "age" clothes on the third, men's clothes on the second floor, cosmetics and bags on the first floor.
On the sixth floor there is a restaurant with a large assortment of food. For cold and hot appetizers the price depends on weight, for main meat and fish dishes the price is fixed.

A cult place for steak lovers.
The widest assortment of steaks from all over the world. The steak is exactly how you order it, the meat melts in your mouth.
Open from 6 p.m. to midnight. Closed on Sundays.

It's time to go to rest at the hotel and gain strength for the next day.