The Bavarian capital Munich welcomes visitors with many attractions. Here you will find press material and initial ideas for research.
In addition to popular sights such as the Frauenkirche, Marienplatz, and the English Garden, Munich offers a wealth of cultural highlights. The Kunstareal boasts world-famous museums, magnificent buildings, and state-of-the-art architecture, while renowned theatres and concert stages make Munich a cultural metropolis.
Exciting contrasts can be found on guided tours through the city's districts. From the old town, with the shops of the former royal Bavarian court suppliers, to trendy new discoveries such as the modern Werksviertel-Mitte, with artists' studios and pop-up shops in old shipping containers, or the Schlachthofviertel, visitors can experience Munich's diverse cultural offerings. Since the new Volkstheater and Isar Philharmonic have been built in the area, the Schlachthofviertel has become Munich's new cultural hotspot.
Visitors can discover many of Munich's attractions on a city walk. The North-South Passage takes you from the Olympic Park to Hinterbrühler See, while the East-West Passage runs from Prinzregentenplatz to Nymphenburg Palace. For more details, please see the Story Ideas.
You can find current press releases, as well as image and video material for download, here.
Here are some additional links to explore:
Hood Love: Discovering Munich's neighborhoods
City walking: Slow travel in the big city
Street and Urban Art in Munich
Modern traditional taverns: Young Bavarian cuisine
