Karlsplatz or Charles Square is large and one of the most important squares in Munich.
Karlsplatz marks the western border of Munich's historic old town.
Maximilianstrasse is one of the main streets of Munich and one of the most expensive streets in Germany.
Along the street there are: hotel Kempinski, chamber theater, government building, Museum five continents and the building, known for its galleries.
Munich kammerspiele "Kammerspiele" was incorporated as a private stage, and since 1933 is maintained by the city.
The theater building in modern style was built in the years 1900-1901.
The five continents Museum is a Museum for non-European artworks and objects of cultural interest in Munich.
The Museum is home to one of the largest and most important ethnographic collections in Germany.
The majestic old government building of Upper Bavaria is one of the objects and architectural unconditional leader among all the buildings on Royal Avenue maximilianstraße.
Maximilian's Bridge is one of the bridges over the Isar River in Munich.
The bridge is an architectural monument, named after King Maximilian II of Bavaria and consists of two parts.
Maximilianeum - historic luxury building in Munich, which is the seat of the Maximilianeum Foundation for gifted students and the seat of the Bavarian Landtag.
Square of Max Joseph, the largest and most visited square, located in the Old town of Munich.
Around the area are concentrated the important sights of Munich, and also historical buildings in which are located the restaurants and shops.
National theatre - the Opera house in Munich, which is one of the most famous Opera houses in the world.
The national theatre is a major piece of European classicism and one of the largest Opera stages in the world.
Palace Tering-Jettenbach with courtyards were built in the 18th century in the Rococo style in those days was the most sophisticated aristocratic Palace in Munich.
Odeonsplatz square in Central Munich, which is one of the most beautiful and busiest squares of the city.
Around the area a unified ensemble concentrated the important sights of Munich.
The monument is a outdoor metal plate c the contours of the body installed on the sidewalk in memory of the assassination on 21 February 1919 in Munich, the first Prime Minister of Bavaria Kurt Eisner.
Theatinerkirche is a Catholic church, which was the court, cathedral and order church of the Teatins.
The church was established in gratitude for the birth of the long-awaited heir to the Bavarian crown, Prince Max Emanuel, in 1662.
Feldherrnhalle - the so-called "Hall of the Bavarian generals", which is a monumental loggia and a monument, a symbol of military glory of Bavaria.
During the history Feldherrnhalle been ambivalent glory.
The Preysing Palace is a late Baroque mansion that served as the seat of the Counts of Preysing.
This mansion was the first Munich rococo palace. The outer walls of the building were decorated with stucco.