Next, you will visit the Munich cathedral, one of the main symbols of the town. The church makes the locals very proud as its beauty can be seen easily from anywhere around the city. As you visit the south tower, you will see an amazing panorama of Munich and the Alps. You will love its outside architecture.

You will then walk across Mary's Square, which has been the city's main square since the 12th century. In the old times, it was the location of many markets and tournaments. Here, you will see the great Marian column built in 1638. On top of it is a golden statue representing the Virgin Mary. You will be delighted at this walking zone where you will also find several shops and restaurants around.

Next, you will visit the New Town hall. You will walk by its 100-meter-long façade and see the great statue of the Prince Luitpold. You will also discover its magnificent glass windows and the famous neo-gothic fountains with their allegorical images and representations of folk myths.

If you are a gourmet lover, you will love this daily food market in the middle of Munich. You will walk by its 140 stalls and delicious smells of flowers, spices, cheese, and local food. Viktualienmarkt is also the home of folkloric exhibitions like weighing competitions, brewers' events, summer festivals or dancing.

Finish your tour at the Munich Residence which was previously the royal palace of the monarchs of Bavaria. You will walk by its great architecture and learn about its history. It is the largest city palace in Germany, the Munich Residence contains ten incredible patios and not less than 130 rooms.