Munich, being the industrial capital of Germany is among the top tourist destinations in Europe. It is well known for the considerable measure of attractions including historical museums and numerous sights and attractions that will blow your mind. There is so much more to this small country than its capital city. Think rows of windmills, fields of tulips, and cities bursting with culture and charm. Luckily for you, it's all just a short drive or train ride away from that main city hub. Here's a list to get you started.
The old town is bordered by the mountains Kapuzinerberg, Mönchsberg and Festungsberg. The latter is crowned by the Hohensalzburg fortress, the landmark of Salzburg which was built in 1077. The center of town is formed by the Residenzplatz square with the royal residence and the cathedral which was rebuilt by Santino Solari in 1614. At the foot of Mönchsberg Mountain are the former royal stables where the Salzburg festivals are performed today. The Mozarteum, the museum located in the house where Mozart was born and where he lived, and the Mozartplatz square are reminiscent of the artist. In Mirabell castle huge gardens and parks invite visitors to enjoy and relax.
Reference: Munich Tourist Office
At 2964 meters (8892 feet) above sea level, the Zugspitze is not only the highest point in Germany, it’s also an especially attractive getaway destination. Whether nature lover, sun worshipper, skier, or hiker, on the Zugspitze everyone gets their money’s worth.
10 km long emerald-green mountain lake, considered the pearl of the Berchtesgadener Land. Some of the most magnificent panorama views across all of Bavaria can be found here. To preserve the purity and tranquillity of the water only electrically-powered boats have been allowed on the lake since 1909.
Reference: Munich Tourist Office
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