Amazing and Famous (IN-)Sights of Munich Germany...
Munich has TOP Sights you must see!
Munich was "founded" on June 14th, 1158 by Henry the Lion.
Did you know that the first television set in the world was exhibited in 1930 at Deutsche Museum?
Today, a lot of movies and TV series are being produced at the Bavaria Studios in Geiselgasteig (in the south of Munich). At the Bavaria Studios, approximately 150 hours of cinema and TV films are being produced every year.
Famous films such as The Boat, Cabaret, and The Never-Ending Story originated here. You can explore the truth and tricks of the film business by booking a Bavaria-Film-Tour.
The city has a lot to offer for all ages and tastes. Whether you are interested in history, architecture or art; whether you enjoy strolling through parks, fancy a trip to the Bavaria Film Studios or long for a visit to one of Munich's world famous traditional beer gardens, you'll always find something exciting in this multi-faceted city.
Egyptian Art and video installations, the Old Masters and the Cremaster Cycle: Munich is rich in its many museums and art galleries. Permanent collections and changing exhibitions from all centuries and genres guarantee a comprehensive insight into the history of art and current developments.
Besides of the information I'm going to offer in a moment, you might wanna visit the official Web site of Munich Germany for additional tips and advice. 
Want more Insider Tips? Oookay, then go ahead and read my published article Munich Germany — 10 Insider Tips. In it, you will find more interesting and awesome sights and restaurants not covered on this City Tour!
Now, enjoy walking through this friendly city using the Munich City Tour navigation below or on top (or the links in the left hand side navigation).
We're getting started with one of the most visited spots... Marienplatz.
City's Position
![Map of Germany Showing Munich's Position [Image: opengeodb.de]](image-files/munichgermanymap.gif "Map of Germany Showing Munich's Position [Image: opengeodb.de]")
Train Tickets
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