Olympic Park in Munich

^{Olympiapark im Herbst © Tommy Lösch}

The Olympic Park in Munich was the venue for the 1972 Olympic Games and is now a popular excursion destination with its world-famous sports facilities, picturesque green spaces and spectacular buildings.

more information:
https://www.olympiapark.de/en 

Tower Ascent "Alter Peter"

^{Frauenkirche und Marienplatz © Redline Enterprises}

The Petersturm is one of the best and most beautiful vantage points in the city. Not only do you have a magnificent view of the whole of Munich, but on a clear day or when the foehn wind blows, you can also see the Alps from a distance of 100 km.

more information: https://alterpeter.de/turmbesteigung-alter-peter/ 

The Eisbach Wave

^{Eisbach im Englischen Garten © Werner Boehm}

The Eisbach wave is one of the top attractions in Munich. It is the world's most constant, biggest and best river wave that you can find in the middle of a big city.

more information: 
https://www.muenchen.travel/pois/sport-freizeit/eisbachwelle 

Guided Tours in Munich

^{Sonnenuntergang Frauenkirche © Joerg Lutzoto} 

Whether on foot, by bike or in a rickshaw, a guided tour will give you the opportunity to get to know Munich’s most beautiful spots with a certified tour guide

more information: https://www.munich.travel.de/ 

Neuschwanstein Castle

^{Foto von Johannes Plenio auf Unsplash}

Neuschwanstein Castle is King Ludwig's most famous castle and also the most famous castle in Germany. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is a magnet for visitors and a highlight of the region

more information: https://www.neuschwanstein.de/