Munich from above – the most beautiful view of the city
Discover the highlights of Munich on an entertaining city tour. Starting at Marienplatz with its two town halls, you will learn how the city of Munich came into being and how it has changed over the centuries.
Hinweise
Es geht hoch auf den Turm von St. Peter - 306 Stufen zu FußWegbeschreibung (ab Tagungshotel)
The choice is yours: Since the main route is closed, walking and driving take the same amount of time, both 25 minutes.
If you walk, it's 1.8 km, and if you drive, it's still 1.1 km.
Both alternatives are described below.
Walking route:
- Leave the hotel, keep right and follow Hochstraße.
- After approx. 50 m (in front of the Sudeten German Museum), turn left towards Riggauerweg.
- Walk down Riggauerweg.
- Cross the intersection of Lilienstraße and Zeppelinstraße towards Ludwigsbrücke.
- Cross the Isar via the Ludwigsbrücke bridge.
- Follow Zweibrückenstraße for approx. 400 m, staying on the left-hand side of the road.
- Cross Frauenstraße at the intersection.
- Continue straight ahead along Tal.
- After 600 m, you will reach the archway of the Old Town Hall.
- Go through it and you will reach Marienplatz on the other side.
- The Mariensäule (Marian Column) is located right in the middle of the square.
Route:
- Leave the hotel, keep right and follow Hochstraße.
- After approx. 50 m (in front of the Sudeten German Museum), turn left toward Riggauerweg.
- Walk down Riggauerweg.
- Cross the intersection of Lilienstraße and Zeppelinstraße towards Ludwigsbrücke.
- Cross the Isar via Ludwigsbrücke.
- Immediately at the end of the bridge, turn right at the traffic lights at the Erhardtstraße intersection.
- The Ludwigsbrücke bus stop is located here. Take bus line 132 towards Marienplatz and travel three stops to Marienplatz.
- In the direction of travel, you will see the archway of the Old Town Hall in front of you.
- Go through it and you will reach Marienplatz on the other side.
- The Mariensäule (Marian Column) is located right in the middle of the square.
