Munich in 2 days

Morning

• 
  Asamkirche (St. John Nepomuk Church) about 15 minutes

  A jewel-box Rococo church built as a private chapel by the Asam brothers — one of Germany's most ornate small interiors.

• 8 min on foot
• 
  Viktualienmarkt about 45 minutes

  Munich's beloved year-round open-air food market — over 100 stalls just south of Marienplatz. Closed Sundays.

• 5 min on foot
• 
  St. Peter's Church & Tower (Alter Peter) about 1 hour

  Munich's oldest parish church — climb 306 stairs (no elevator) for the city's best rooftop panorama.

Afternoon

• 
  Frauenkirche (Cathedral of Our Dear Lady) about 45 minutes

  Munich's twin-domed cathedral and skyline icon — free nave, paid south-tower viewing platform.

• 5 min on foot
• 
  Marienplatz & Neues Rathaus (New Town Hall) Glockenspiel about 30 minutes · heart of the city

  Munich's central square — free Glockenspiel chimes daily at 11:00 and 12:00 (plus 17:00 Mar–Oct).

• 6 min on foot
• 
  Hofbräuhaus am Platzl about 1 hour

  The world's most famous beer hall — Bavarian oompah music, liter Maß beers, open since 1589 (public since 1828).

• 10 min on foot
• 
  Residenz München (Munich Residence) about 2 hours

  The former royal palace of the Bavarian Wittelsbach dynasty — Europe's largest city palace, with a separate Treasury and Cuvilliés Theatre.

Evening

• 
  Odeonsplatz & Feldherrnhalle about 15 minutes

  A grand square framed by the Theatinerkirche and the Feldherrnhalle monument, site of the 1923 Beer Hall Putsch's violent end.

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Morning

• Englischer Garten (English Garden) & Chinese Tower Beer Garden about 2 hours · heart of the city

  One of the world's largest urban parks — bigger than Central Park — with the Eisbach river-surfing wave and Chinese Tower beer garden.

Afternoon

• 
  Deutsches Museum about 3 hours

  One of the world's oldest and largest science and technology museums, on its own island in the Isar.

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