Things to do in Dachau

Neuschwanstein Castle is a 19th-century Romanesque revival castle building perched on top of a hill above the village of Hohenschwangau near Füssen in southwest Bavaria, Germany. The palace was commissioned by Ludwig II of Bavaria and was inspired by the works of Richard Wagner and German fairytales.

LEGOLAND® Deutschland Resort is all the fun with colored bricks that your family could ask for. Visitors can ride rollercoasters, meet their favorite LEGO® heroes, participate in workshops and loads more. LEGOLAND® Deutschland Resort is easily reached by train to Günzburg (a shuttle bus commutes regularly between the train station and LEGOLAND® Deutschland) or by car.

TimeRide Munich is a virtual-reality attraction located in the Old Town of Munich. The nearest train and metro station is Munich Marienplatz station.

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When the SWR Television Tower opened in Stuttgart in 1956, it stood out in more ways than one: it was the first television tower in the world to be built of reinforced concrete, it represented a new type of structure as the first broadcasting tower to have an observation platform and a restaurant, and it was one of the highest buildings worldwide, with a height of 217 metres. It is state capital's most prominent landmark, firmly anchored not only in the cityscape but also in the hearts of Stuttgart's inhabitants. The observation decks at a height of 150 m and 153 m offer a unique, 360° panoramic view over Stuttgart and the vineyards of the Neckar Valley as far as the Swabian Alb and the Black Forest. The view from Stuttgart's highest lookout point is an unforgettable experience at any time of year. Catering is provided at the Panorama Café in the tower pod and the restaurant at the foot of the tower whose terrace is an inviting place to linger in the summer months.

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SEA LIFE Munich is an aquarium that's home to a large number of shark species, and marine life from around the globe. It is located on the north side of the Olympiasee, roughly three minutes from the Olympiaturm.

Allianz Arena, home to FC Bayern Munich, in Munich is a 75,000-seater football stadium. Germany's second-largest football stadium, its revolutionary luminous exterior can create spectacular effects. But the main action is inside, where FC Bayern Munich - Germany's most successful football club, plays their home matches.

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Take your rumbling tummy to the Hard Rock Cafe Munich, the home of legendary classic American flavors located in the heart of the city. It's easy to find, just walk under the Spielzeugmuseum’s arches and turn left into the Sparkassenstrasse till you reach the Münzstrasse. Turn right... and smell the burgers! Established in 2002, this was the second Hard Rock Cafe to fling open its doors in Germany, and the 3,000-square-foot restaurant buzzes with Bavarian charm and some excellent local beer to boot. Some of the memorabilia here includes a jacket worn by Elvis, Freddie Mercury's stage suit, a bass guitar from Sting, an electric guitar from Santana, and lots more.

With 15,000 square meters, KUNSTLABOR 2 has been Munich's largest cultural temporary use project since 2021. In addition to the permanent room installations and changing exhibitions, an extensive supporting program of guided tours, workshops, film days, concerts, readings, workshops, performances and many other cultural highlights is offered.

The Nymphenburg Palace in Munich, Germany, exudes Baroque splendor and hosts an array of events, from classical concerts to art exhibitions, giving visitors a blend of history and contemporary creativity. Its elegant halls and gardens provide a beautiful backdrop for celebrations, including galas and historical reenactments.

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The New Schleissheim Palace was built by Elector Max Emanuel in 1701, after the model of Versailles – in the hope of gaining imperial dignity.

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The Alte Pinakothek (or picture gallery) Museum in Munich is a one-way ticket to exploring history and creativity all in one place. It shows a magnificent overview of paintings all across Europe, that the royal family Wittelsbach collected through many generations. Famous paintings from Masters can be found in the Alte Pinakothek. The collection at the Alte Pinakothek in Munich displays over seven hundred (700) paintings to admire. Have a professional artist as your guide, that answers your questions. My presentation offers a special journey through time in both politics and techniques around painting and the life of the masters of the renaissance. Understand the organization of the museum and enjoy the presentation after your tour on your own. The perfect activity for rainy days or when too much sun. Book this tour in Munich with a professional artist, who understands art and you. Bigger groups or special configurations need a separate offer. Please contact me before booking.

The most exciting reconstruction of a marvelous past. 23.000 square meters where dukes, kings, and other important people of Bavaria's history lived.