EXPLORE MUNICH - THE MOST LIVING CITY OF GERMANY

Munich is Germany's third largest city after Berlin and Hamburg. Every year, Munich hosts the world's largest Oktoberfest beer festival, attracting millions of visitors. Munich is also one of the famous destinations of Germany in particular and Europe in general.

Munich is one of the most important economic, transportation and cultural centers in Germany.

Ancient city but flourishing

Munich inherits long-standing cultural heritage both ancient and modern architectural works. The city does not have a skyscraper because according to the regulations, all architectural and construction works of the city must not be higher than 109m.
Bavaria is the largest free state in the EU, with a population of about 12.5 million. It is one of the oldest states in Europe dating back to the 17th century, when the Duke of Bavaria became the vassal king of the Holy Roman Empire.

Ancient buildings with a long history of culture can be mentioned as castles and museums, often concentrated near large squares. Our Lady of Marienplatz square is at the center and is considered the heart of the city, between the new town hall (Neue Rathaus) and the old town hall (Alte Rathaus).

Our Lady of Marienplatz square, dating back to 1158, is a central market and venue for medieval festivals and talent competitions. In front of the town hall, it is considered as a place to focus on cultural activities and is the most popular tourist attraction.

On the opposite side of the square, the old City Hall was built in the Middle Ages (1470-1480) to replace the old town hall that had been burned. The old town hall was designed in Gothic style by architect Jörg von Halsbach - who also designed the Frauenkirche.

But in Munich, the new Town Hall (Neue Rathaus) is the most popular tourist attraction in this square. The 79m high tower, built in the style of the Northern Gothic around 1867-1909 by architect Georg Joseph Hauberrisser - on the body of the tower is installed a bell (Glockenspiel) operating every 15 minutes at 11g, 12g and 17g day. When the bell rings, the entire operation of the royal royal luxury wedding between Duke Wilhelm V and Renata of Lorraine seems to have just told a fairy tale to near and far tourists who were attentively watching the party. under the square.

Munich Palace: The palace was once the home of the former dukes, servants and kings of Bavaria and is now one of the largest art museums in Europe. The entire palace area consists of 130 galleries, 10 courtyards, divided into three main areas including Maximilian Palace, Festival Palace, and King's Palace.

Nymphenburg Castle: This is considered as one of the most beautiful castles in the world because it is a unique harmonious combination between buildings and parks. The castle was built by the maid Ferdinand Maria as a gift to his fiancée Adelheid von Savoyen in 1664 when she gave birth to his successor son, Max Emanuel.

The castle was once the summer mansion of the Wittelsbach family. Today, Nymphenburg Castle is one of Germany's most famous places, attracting millions of visitors each year.

The city worth living in the world

The cool temperate weather in Munich makes this city an ideal destination for the whole year, with warm summers and slightly cold winters. Visitors can watch the sunset in the summer, one of the most romantic and beautiful scenes in Munich. If you travel to Germany in winter, please bring a warm coat, in summer at night it rains slightly, bring an umbrella.

The city of Munich was ranked 5th among 25 cities with the highest quality of life in the world by Monocle Magazine in 2012. And ranked 4th among the most livable cities in the world voted by Mercer of America. The first step to Munich visitors will feel the safety, friendly environment, convenient public transport, diverse and rich architecture; not to mention favorable business and international trade, stable medical services ...