Eisbach
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When you meet men in wet suits, walking around barefoot and carrying surf bords, then you are very close to one of the coolest places in Munich. Where else would you find people surfing right in the middle of a city park?
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Müller'sches Volksbad
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Step back in time and relax in a unique setting. Two swimming pools in art deco halls, steam room, wet sauna, dry sauna, warm pool, cold plunge pool and if you book one you can get a variety of massages at fair rates.
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Asamkirche
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This tiny little church was the personal project of the Asam brothers, masters of baroque church design, who built this church right between homes and businesses.
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Alter Peter
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The church's spire is the best viewing point in Munich with the whole city beneath you and the alps in the background. You just have to climb 306 steps but the view from the 96m high tower is very rewarding.
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Isar
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It feels like a short holiday lying on a towel facing the river and enjoying the sunshine. Or you meet up your friends and have a little BBQ. Or you ride a bike along the river and just embrace the beauty of nature.
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Gärtnerplatz
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Meet your friends, have a picnic or just a beer, start your night out in one of dozens of bars around you or walk to the river and have a BBQ there. This square is not only nice to look at it is also the ideal starting point for exploring the trendy area of the "Glockenbachviertel"
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Wiener Platz
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The Viktualienmarkt is a Munich's classic but if that's too crowded for you, the market at the Wiener Platz is the perfect alternative with interesting shops and little cafés in a beautiful setting.
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Marienplatz
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The town hall can be called one of the most remarkable and beautiful buildings in the city. But the real highlight is when tourists from all around the world (especially Asia) raise their heads to watch a miniature knights joust in the clock-tower (the famous "Glockenspiel") and the cool people just pass by and shake their heads.
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Streetart Tumblingerstraße
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If an art museum just isn't enough for you, this area is the place to go to see some of Munich's finest street art. The whole area is developing into a cultural hub for artists and certainly is one of Munich's upcoming hot spots.
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Englischer Garten
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A beautiful escape of the city rush without actually going out of the city. This green hideaway is Munich's version of the Central Park (just bigger, suck this New York!). Perfect place for relaxing, good choices of locals food (especially the Seehaus) or people watching.
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Friedensengel
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It is not just another statue or landmark. The visual axis in direction city center is amazing and the nearby park or the river bank are perfect spots to chill out and relax.
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Deutsches Museum
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It is the most comprehensive and detailed museum in Germany when it comes to technical stuff. I think there is no school kid in Bavaria that hasn't been there and you don't really want them to be smarter than you, do you?!
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Odeonsplatz
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It is nearly impossible to explore the city and not end up here at one point. Whether it is sightseeing, shopping, eating or as transportation hub, the Odeonsplatz cannot be missed.
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BMW Welt
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The building itself is worth visiting for its spectacular architecture but of course here it is all about cars. A lot of different models can be seen here and of course you may also sit down and get a taste of what it feels like to sit behind the steering wheel of a BMW.
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Olympic Park
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The Stadium is one of the architectural highlights of Munich and still is one of the most spectacular around the world. FC Bayern Munich used to play football there but after moving to the Allianz Arena the stadium is used for other things like talking a tour over the stadium roof.
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