Monday’s Travel Photos – Munich

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Although we had already been to Bavaria, we hadn’t been to Munich. We prefer to visit major cities during an extended weekend rather incorporate them into a road trip as they say these days. But Munich was on our way from Andelfingen to Aschach so I insisted we have our lunch break there.

It was a Sunday, which meant no traffic problems but unfortunately for us, the annual Stadtlauf München or Munich City Run was on and the main square, Marianplatz was absolutely crowded. We were able to visit the main sites, however, and had an enjoyable visit. We’ll have to go back again on a different date!

Marianplatz in Munich
Marianplatz, the main square in Munich with the new town hall
Detail on the new town hall built between 1867 and 1908 in Gothic Revival architecture style.
Detail on the new town hall built between 1867 and 1908 in Gothic Revival architecture style.
Old Townhall in Munich
Old Town Hall or Altes Rathaus built between 1470 and 1480
Musicians waiting their turn at the Victuals Market
Musicians waiting their turn at the very popular Victuals Market
Alter Hof
The old town hall from the other side, opposite the Victuals Market
Statues on a façade
Statues on a Renaissance façade
Beerhall square
Platzl with the Hofbraühaus on the right
Musicians in Munich's most famous beerhall, the Hofbraühaus
Musicians in Munich’s most famous beerhall, the Hofbraühaus
Signs in the beerhall
Signs inside the beerhall
Frauenkirche - Notre Dame Cathedral - late Gothic church, taken from the side - there are actually two towers
Frauenkirche – Notre Dame Cathedral – late Gothic church, taken from the side – there are actually two towers
Inside the Frauenkirche
Inside the Frauenkirche
Alter Hof or Old Court, the former imperial palace of former imperial residence of Louis IV, Holy Roman Emperor
Alter Hof or Old Court, the former imperial palace of former imperial residence of Louis IV, Holy Roman Emperor 

 

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