Wittelsbach Square is the most beautiful classicist square in Munich.
The square is often used for events: the Hamburg Fish Market in summer, the Christmas market in winter.
Munich was surrounded by fortifications from the 12th century until the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
Today, only small remnants of the city's fortifications remain, including three gates.
This article presents a list of the main and most" bright " attractions, + Christmas markets in the Old Town of Munich, which are worth visiting first or if the city is not allocated much time.
The Old Town of Munich is part of and the center of the city of Munich.
The old town corresponds to an area that was surrounded by city fortifications until the end of the 18th century.
The old Catholic Church of St. Willibrord-formerly the English Church of St. George - is a small neo-Gothic raw brick building built by Heinrich Bergthold in 1911-1913.
Maxburg - the Renaissance tower of the former Herzog-Max-Burg building, which is the only surviving part of the former residence of Duke Maximilian Philipp Hieronymus.
The Church of the Holy Trinity (Trinity Church) was built in the late Baroque style according to the plans Giovanni Antonio Viscardi.
It is the only church in Munich's old town that was not destroyed during World War II.
The Radspielerhaus is a former Rechberg palace in Munich.
The palace was built in 1678.
The Church of All Saints on the Cross (Church of the Cross of the Lord) is a late Gothic Roman Catholic church that was originally a cemetery church.
Today, the church building is an architectural monument.
Art Area (Kunstareal) - art zone, - museum quarter and cultural center of Munich, known outside the city.
The art area is located in the center of the city and is an area where significant museums and galleries of the city are concentrated.
Maximiliansanlagen is one of the public parks in Munich, a popular place for walking, jogging and relaxing in the bosom of nature.
The park is located on the east side of the Isar River.
The Nymphenburg Palace is a palace complex in Munich, consisting of the Nymphenburg Palace and the adjacent park, which is one of the best and largest royal castles in Europe.
There are three pinakothekas in Munich: the Old Pinakothek, the New Pinakothek, and the Modern Pinakothek.
All three Pinacotheques are within walking distance of each other.
The Brandhorst Museum is an art museum in Munich dedicated to contemporary art from the late 1950s to the present day.
The main components of the museum are collections of works by American artists Andy Warhol and Sia Twombly.
The State Museum of Egyptian Art is an archaeological museum in Munich, containing the Bavarian State Collection, which focuses on the art of ancient Egypt.
