As Munich is quite small compared to even large German cities like Hamburg and Berlin, it will be no problem to cover the most important sights within a few days. Here, the sights as well as the churches are mentioned in alphabetical order.
Squares and Monuments in Munich
Isartor (Isartorplatz)
The Isartor at the Isartorplatz is the eastern city gate of the second, larger city wall.
The Maximilianeum at the end of the luxurious Maximilianstrasse in Munich is the seat of the Bavarian Parliament as well as of an academic foundation for talented students from Bavaria and Palatinate.
If you are not afraid of heights and
want to see Munich from the highest point of view, it is best to visit the Olympic Tower which is located in the Olympic Centre in the north of Munich.
The church St. Johann Nepomuk (usually referred to as Asamkirche) in the Sendlingerstr. in Munich was designed by the famous Asam brothers, Cosmas Damian and Egid Quirin Asam, between 1733 and 1746.
