Top 10 Night Attractions in Bavaria

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There is a big difference between the live broadcast on TV and the live game. The stadium is very big and the full house at the start of the game is very shocking. The shouts of the goals are very exciting. Munich is a football fan. The stadium is easy to find and can be reached directly by subway. It is very convenient to book with Ctrip. There will be a butler to contact on WeChat. The fan area is in a very good location. The stadium is still a bit cold in February. I must wear more clothes next time I go. Haha, I will choose Ctrip next time. It’s great. It’s a very good experience👍

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Maria Square is the central square in Munich. In the middle of the square is the statue of the Virgin Mary, and in the north of the square is the Gothic-style town hall (Rathaus), which was built in 1867-1908. In the middle of the town hall is the 85-meter-high clock tower, with the famous doll clock clock, and the dolls at 11 am and 5 pm accompanied by music to show the scene of the 1568 William V wedding ceremony and the elimination of the Black Death. Not far northwest of the square, there are two famous onion-topped Notre Dame Churches, a symbol of Munich. Drink beer, taste ice cream and enjoy the bustling city by the square.

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The Imperial Castle of Nuremberg is a stunning medieval fortress with rich historical significance. It offers impressive architecture, panoramic city views, and well-preserved interiors showcasing the Holy Roman Empire's history. A must-visit for history enthusiasts and those seeking breathtaking scenery.

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Munich's New Town Hall was built between 1867 and 1909. It is an old Gothic-style building with statues of Bavarian kings, legendary heroes and saints on its front. Visitors can climb the 85-meter-high tower to overlook Munich's streets.

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The Old Main Bridge is now a complete pedestrian bridge. From the bridge, you can not only see the Marienberg Fortress, the vineyards on the hill, the clear water of the Main River, but also the church spires in the old town of Würzburg.