Site of the 1972 Summer Olympics.

The city's most prominent orchestra plays in the Gasteig Kulturzentrum, one of the country's most modern concert halls.

A large center for cultural arts, including a concert hall with seating for 2,400, the 600-seat "Carl-Orff-Saal", as well as several theatres and exhibition rooms.

Statue erected on the banks of the River Isar commemorating the 25th anniversary of the 1896 victory over France.

Free walking tours of Munich.

This large sporting goods store organizes ski trips in the Alps.

Once a poor neighborhood for lower class immigrants, this area is now a vibrant ethnic community known for its restaurants and culture.

The former seat of Munich's municipal government, this landmark on the Marienplatz has the city's various coats of arms imprinted on its facade.

The sound emanating from this collection of 43 bells can be heard throughout downtown Munich.

The diverse expressionist collections of artist Lothar-Günther Buchheim gathered under one roof.

This well-known brewery may not be the largest in Bavaria, but its beers are still among the region's most popular.

An intimate upscale beer garden.

This beer garden is known for its lush grounds and its popularity among families.

Dating from the 18th century through the present day, the impressive collection of paintings and sculptures housed in this museum includes works by such luminaries as Van Gogh and Manet.

Excellent collection of antique sculptures.

This large public square is constructed in the style of ancient Greece.

Although Munich's Bohemian neighborhood has gentrified in recent years, visitors to the area can still experience hints of its cultural legacy.

This huge grassy park annually hosts the city's popular Oktoberfest.

This museum dedicated to the history and culture of Munich includes films and a wide array of exhibits.

Although this bar on Maximilianstrasse provides an American atmosphere, it is an extremely popular local hangout.