Munich, to decline according to preferences

Plan your visit to Munich accordingly. Thus, several days devoted to museums and architecture of the city are necessary. Here are the highlights of your stay: Odeonplatz-Theatinerkirche-Feldherrnhalle-Residenz-Wittelbacherplatz-Pinacothèques-Reich der Kristalle-Glyptothek-Lenbachhaus. Of course, the city is full of many other cultural sites, including a multitude of independent galleries

Nymphenburg, Amalienburg and Blutenburg. This is an opportunity to discover rural and traditional Bavaria, which is less and less common in the city centre. It is necessary to count at least half a day for each castle.

Visit the Olympiastadion, which hosted the 1972 Summer Olympic Games and climbed to the top of the Olympiaturm, the most beautiful 360° view of Munich with the Alps in the background. This is followed by a visit to the Allianz Arena stadium, where the matches of the city's two professional teams take place, and a stroll around the training grounds of the great Bayern Munich. For those who practice, don't hesitate to take to the water with your surf (an official spot) or climb the highest climbing wall in Europe (35 m) at the Olympic complex.

Discover the history of German transport through a magnificent collection of cars, motorcycles and other locomotives at the Verkehrszentrum of the Deutsches Museum. Then, a visit to the BMW factories is a must for all lovers of beautiful engines, technology... and James Bond in Pierce Brosnan style.

Or how to walk in Munich without effort... or almost. This new way of urban travel has been going on for many years. It's not surprising, therefore, to find guided tours on these drôles nommés machines. You can then discover the wonders of the city within a few hours.