Day 1: Historical Heart of Munich
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Morning:
- Marienplatz and New Town Hall (Neues Rathaus): Start your day at the main square of Munich. Admire the impressive New Town Hall building and take a stroll around the square.
- Frauenkirche: A few minutes' walk away is the Cathedral of Our Lady, famous for its two towers. Don't miss the opportunity to climb one of them for a city view.
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Day:
- Viktualienmarkt: Explore the city's most famous market and try traditional Bavarian treats. You'll find many food stalls and local delicacies here.
- Residenz: Visit one of Europe's largest city palaces, where you can see luxurious halls and museums.
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Evening:
- Hofbräuhaus: End your first day in the legendary beer hall, enjoying local beer and traditional Bavarian cuisine to the sounds of live music.
Day 2: Culture and Art
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Morning:
- BMW Museum: If you're a car enthusiast, visit this museum showcasing legendary models and concept cars from the famous German automaker.
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Day:
- Englischer Garten: Take a stroll in one of the world's largest city parks. In the summer, you can have a picnic, go boating on the lake, or try surfing on the Eisbach stream.
- Museums: Visit one of the city's numerous museums, such as Alte Pinakothek for old masters' works or Pinakothek der Moderne for modern art lovers.
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Evening:
- Maximilianstraße: Walk along one of Munich's most elegant streets with luxurious boutiques and cozy cafes. End the evening at a local restaurant.
Day 3: Surroundings and Bavarian Traditions
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Morning:
- Dachau: Take a trip to the nearby town to visit the memorial site of the former concentration camp. This is an important historical place reminding of the tragedy of World War II.
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Day:
- Nymphenburg Palace: Return to Munich and dedicate the second half of the day to exploring Nymphenburg Palace. Take a walk through its magnificent halls and well-kept gardens.
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Evening:
- Theresienwiese: If you're visiting Munich in September-October, make sure to attend Oktoberfest – the world's largest beer festival. Try different types of beer and soak in the festive atmosphere.
- Traditional restaurant: If you didn't make it to Oktoberfest, visit one of the traditional restaurants to conclude your trip with a taste of Bavarian cuisine in a cozy setting.
These three days will allow you to fully experience the beauty and culture of Munich. Note that some places may require advance ticket booking, so plan your trip ahead.
