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Munich

Marianplatz, Munich
Above: Munich's Frauenkirche (Creative Commons License John Skodak) and Theatinerkirche (GFDL).

Munich (German: München) is the capital of the region of Bavaria in southern Germany.

With a population of over 1 million, Munich is the third largest city in Germany. The city's motto is Die Weltstadt mit Herz ("The world city with a heart").

Although most foreigners associate Munich with the famous Oktoberfest, the Bavarian city is home to many interesting churches as well.





Travel Resources

Munich Map
Our high-resolution, interactive satellite map of Munich.
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Munich Hotel Reviews
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Munich Travel Forum
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Sacred Sites and Religious Places

Asamkirche, Munich
Asamkirche (St Johann-Nepomuk)
This 18th-century Rococo church built by the Asam brothers leaves no surface undecorated.
Frauenkirche, Munich
Frauenkirche
Built in the 15th century, this wonderfully unique Gothic church is among the largest in southern Germany and a beloved landmark of Munich.
 

 


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