เสียงบรรยายนำเที่ยว Munich ทัวร์เดินชม

The Munich Altstadt Walk enters the old town through Sendlinger Tor, one of its medieval gates, then passes the tiny, dazzling Asam Church and St. Michael's, the largest Renaissance church north of the Alps, before reaching the twin onion domes of the Frauenkirche. From Marienplatz it climbs toward St. Peter's, the oldest parish church in the city, with the best view in town from its tower, then finishes among the stalls of the Viktualienmarkt food market at the Hofbräuhaus. It covers 1.9 kilometers, about 26 minutes of walking, across 6 stops.

The Royal Quarter Walk starts at the opera house facing the vast Residenz palace, then crosses Odeonsplatz, where the golden-yellow Theatine Church stands beside the Feldherrnhalle loggia. It threads through the formal Hofgarten and pauses at the Eisbach Wave, where surfers ride a standing wave in the middle of the city, before climbing to the Monopteros, a Greek temple on an artificial hill with the best sunset view of the skyline. It covers 3.3 kilometers, about 44 minutes of walking, across 6 stops.

The walk ends at the Chinese Tower, a wooden pagoda standing over Munich's second-largest beer garden, in the vast English Garden that spreads out around the Monopteros. Both routes are flat and mostly pedestrianized, so the only real effort is the short climb to the temple and saving your appetite for the beer halls at the end of either one.