Things to do in Dachau

You haven't truly seen Munich until you've stood in Marienplatz and stared up at the breathtaking New Town Hall . The neo-Gothic architecture is overwhelmingly detailed and beautiful, covered in intricate statues and spires. If you time your visit right, you can watch the famous Glockenspiel clock chimes and mechanical figures dance. The square is always packed with high energy, street performers, and travelers, making it the perfect starting point for exploring the city!

The English Garden is the largest green space in the center of Munich, similar to London's Hyde Park and New York's Central Park. The fountains and some European-style palace styles are rare cultural landscapes in the park. However, because it is close to the river, in addition to the wide lawn, some forest landscapes are also preserved. I envy that the city can have such a large oasis. It is really shocking to see it from the Hilton Hotel.

In a beautiful and tidy new district, the University of Munich is definitely worth a stop. I suggest you visit here not because of its long history since its founding in 1472, but because of a sad but inspiring story that happened on this campus during World War II - the White Rose.

Assan Church also has a very good environment and is a very private place. Many precious works of art and paintings can be seen in the church. Assan Church is also very famous in the local area and it is a very charming place.

I went to see the city view for 30 minutes with only 3 euros for the student fee!!! It looks like it's 13 floors high because it says 13 og, but it wasn't as hard to walk up as I thought and I got there quickly I went around sunset and it was so beautiful that I was completely lost in thought! It's very narrow and there's a barbed wire fence, but it doesn't really interfere with taking pictures or viewing, and it's nice that you can enjoy the view from all four sides with different charms.

The largest church in Munich, both in appearance and interior decoration are majestic. As soon as you enter the church, there are "devil's footprints" on the floor not far from the entrance. Many versions of the legend of the devil stomping on it bring a touch of mystery to the sacred and solemn church.

The Nymphenburg Palace Garden in Germany has a Jiangnan style. After entering, you feel like you are in Jiangnan. But the buildings inside are still very unique and cover a large area. If you come, you can take more than half a day to visit here.

It‘s a really beautiful place, ironic considering all of the ugly things that happened there. It struck me as I was walking in that the columns of trees on either side of me were spread out like angel‘s wings, it‘s an emotional place and you shouldn’t come here if your purely interested in “touristic activities“, it’s a serious place and the history there should be taken very seriously. Go prepared to let your emotions run freely.

The Munich Olympic Stadium is located in the center of the Munich Olympic Park. It was the main stadium for the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany. It is famous for its revolutionary tent-like roof structure.

Just before entering downtown Munich, I passed Allianz Stadium, where I was not a ball watcher. An old lady Wang who loved Bayern Munich so much hated his back teeth. It was almost evening when we arrived. Visiting the stadium and the Munich Munich Team Museum were the only two choices. We chose to visit the Team Museum. Although I didn't watch the ball, Hawson was a FIFA player and was very emotional about the team. Despite not watching the game, the neighbourhood is still very happy to buy. To appease Lao Wang, he bought his favorite goalkeeper's scarf as a gift of companionship. My fake fan bought a woolen cap because he thought that walking down the street wearing the cap of the local team might be good for the local people.