Things to do in Munich Residenz

Since many institutions have a 1-euro admission fee on weekends, I bought the guest card instead of the city pass. If your travel schedule does not include a Sunday, it is better to buy the city pass to also get discounts on admission tickets. If you only want transportation, you can just buy a weekly transportation ticket on the MVV app, as it costs 23.8 euros.

The Munich City Pass is very convenient! This time, I used it for several attractions, including Nymphenburg Palace, Deutsches Museum, Alte Pinakothek, and the FC Bayern Museum, and it can also be used with public transportation. What's most worth mentioning is that with the City Pass, you can visit the FC Bayern Museum and then pay an additional €9 to join the Allianz Arena Tour, without needing to buy a whole new ticket package – it's a fantastic deal! If your itinerary includes several attractions, I highly recommend purchasing it.

Ana is the best guide for this walking tour. We had a different view of Munich and Germany after the tour. We understood the history of Bavaria and Munich through this tour. Ana has recommendations for foods, souveneirs, and beer too! We loved that we have seen the beergarden just before the October fest.

It was overall a good tour. Pick the day with the best weather for you. do the first whole round first then stop on the next round as to where you want. The summer heat was not good for me but its always good to see the sights even for a short while. will defintely do this in other countried if available.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ We had a wonderful time at SEA LIFE Munich! You can watch sharks and rays swim overhead. Everything was clean, well organized, and the staff were friendly and happy to answer questions. A perfect family outing and definitely worth a visit when you’re in Munich!

Kaevan is a wonderful and informative guide. Unfortunately, we lost the tour group in the crowd. We tried to call the number in this listing for help, but the operator said that he did not know where the group went and there was no way of finding out. We went to the next two locations listed in the itinerary but could not find them, so we gave up.

This was a very interesting tour. Our guide (I apologize, I've forgotten their name) was a Munich local, very professional, and passionately explained the history of brewing in Munich. Their English was fluent, and they had a great sense of humor. During the tour, we sampled beer from at least three different breweries and also got to taste local Bavarian cuisine. I highly recommend joining this tour.

The detailed explanation of Hitler's life and the expansion of the Nazis was very informative. Additionally, since the tour passed through Munich's main tourist areas, I felt I used my time efficiently. However, I believe that without a good grasp of English and historical knowledge, it would be difficult to follow along. Also, like other walking tours, it can be quite tiring even when wearing sneakers.

There was no transportation provided, so transportation should not be a factor in the rating. If you have poor internet connectivity, I recommend not taking the German tour. The real-time translation won't work, and the audio might not be clear, even though the guide speaks loudly. For an hour and a half, it felt like listening to a foreign language without understanding anything. Not understanding German and having poor internet for translation is my issue. However, walking around and stopping in the city center was quite interesting.