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Frauenkirche
The Frauenkirche and its distinctive onion domes are one symbol of the city.
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Frauenkirche
Reflection of the Frauenkirche in a window pane.
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Frauenkirche
The Frauenkirche is the largest Gothic building in southern Germany. It was...
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Frauenkirche
Seen from the North.
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Neues Rathaus
The Neues Rathaus (New Town Hall) stands in front of the Marianplatz, the...
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Neues Rathaus
The New Town Hall was built in the 19th century after the civic authorities...
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Neues Rathaus
Detail of an entrance.
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Neues Rathaus
Tower of the Neues Rathaus rising above Munich's skyline. View taken from...
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Clock of Neues Rathaus
This clock is the fourth largest chiming clock in Europe. Above is a viewing...
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Altes Rathaus
Close to the Neues Rathaus (New Town Hall) is the Altes Rathaus (Old...
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Kaufingerstrasse
Kaufingerstrasse is the main street fanning out from the Marienplatz...
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Neuhauser Strasse
Buildings lining Neuhauser Strasse. Neuhauser Strasse is the prolongation of...
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Facade on Neuhauser Strasse
Many scultpures behind a thin grid of wire almost invisible from the street.
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Neuhauser Strasse
The same facade.
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Karlstor
The Gate is located at the end of Neuhauser Strasse. It was retained when the...
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Street performers on Neuhauser Strasse
They were singing in English very well while some people danced opposite the...
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Asamkirche
South west of the Marienplatz is the Asamkirche. It was built in...
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Asamkirche
Detail of the facade. The church has splendid decoration inside.
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Asamkirche
Sattues above the doorway.
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reflections
Reflection of the tower of the Church of the Holy Spirit in the window...
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Frauenkirche and Neues Rathaus
Seen from the top of the Peterskirche.
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Heiliggeistkirche
This is the church of the Holy Spirit located close to the Marienplatz, just...
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Heiliggeistkirche
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Altes Rathaus
View of the Old Town Hall in the foreground, with a row of nice...
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Altes Rathaus
Tower with clock.
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Peterskirche
Rear of St Peter's church. The church is the oldest in town and...
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Theatinerkirche
This is one of Munich's finest buildings. It was built during decades...
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Siegestor (Victory Gate)
The Gate is located in the north of the city. It was built in 1843-50. Its...
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Englischer Garten (English Garden)
Family relaxing in the Englischer Garten. Englischer Garten is one of...
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Englischer Garten
The park has scenic streams which people enjoy bathing in on hot days.
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Englischer Garten
The stream is going really fast and people had to grasp branches to get out
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Englischer Garten
That's the Monopteros in the middle of the park. This is a neo-classical...
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Englischer Garten
Also in the park is this Chinese Tower, built in 1789-90 as a viewing tower....
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Englischer Garten
A bloke enjoying his beer in the garden.
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A colourful street
Somewhere in Munich!
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Church
It might be St Benno's Church, but I'm not sure anymore.
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Church
Dome behind the two towers of that unnamed church.
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Clock on church tower
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Clock on church tower
It does not really look like a clock. It must be something else.
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Nymphenburg Schloss
Nymphenburg is located to the north of the city. It was built to...
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Nymphenburg Schloss
At the origin, there was only this central part, built in 1675.
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Nymphenburg Schloss
The two side pavilions were commissioned by Maximilian Emanuel in...
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Nymphenburg Schloss
Central part with a side pavilion. The gardens in front of and behind...
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Nymphenburg Schloss
The palace was built in the Baroque style.
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Nymphenburg Schloss
Facade of the central pavilion. Inside, luxury rococo decorations are...
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Nymphenburg Schloss
Statue of an angry man in the park.
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Schleissheim Palace
Schleissheim is located outside Munich, on the way to the airport. The...
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Schleissheim Palace
The Palace is nice, but far from rivalling with Versailles!
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Schleissheim Palace
View of the other facade with nicely laid out gardens.
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Schleissheim Palace
With gardens.
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Schleissheim Palace
With some sort of fountain.
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Schleissheim Palace
Statue of a muscular man in the Schleissheim gardens.
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