Things to do in Schwangau

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.

Ride in comfort, avoid transport stress, and go between the city and airport seamlessly!

Ride Daddy Pig's Roller Coaster and meet you favorite characters

Have fun with all the colored bricks you could ever want

Explore historical scenes and ride a virtual reality tram

Take photos and interact with unique installations

See surprising illusions and explore interactive photo backdrops

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.

Discover Munich: An Unforgettable Journey Awaits!

Explore the city's iconic sights, architecture, and culture

Visit museums and use public transport

Visit the Antiquarium and tour the royal apartments

With a diverse collection of over 28,000 objects showcasing fifty different fields of science and technology, the Deutsches Museum is the largest museum of its kind in the world, and the biggest museum in Munich.

Explore local villages and take a stroll through lush forests

In one of the most beautiful and important rococo theaters in Europe, where Mozart conducted the premiere of his opera "Idomeneo" and where Napoleon attended a performance of Don Giovanni as a guest on the occasion of Bavaria's elevation to a kingdom in 1806, you can experience concerts with the renowned Residenz Soloists. The ensemble, consisting of the Residence Soloists and members of the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra and the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, performs selected masterpieces of the classical period.

Visit the summer residence of the royal Wittelabach family

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