Munich's city centre is easy to explore on foot or with a pushchair. These many sights and Munich landmarks appeal not only to adults but also to little ones:. Marienplatz , the heart of the city, with its famous Glockenspiel. Peter's, also known as Alter Peter , is one of the city's most famous churches and vantage points. How many steps lead up to it? The tower of the Neues Rathaus New Town Hall , which, unlike the popular Alter Peter lookout tower, has a lift β and the view is just as fantastic!
The Viktualienmarkt market : Here you can get fresh food and regional snacks for in-between hunger pangs. Strolling through the stalls and tasting food is also fun for children.
Odeonsplatz with the Theatinerkirche and its Hofgarten. The two lion figures in front of the entrance to the Residenz next to the entrance to the Hofgarten are famous in Munich: They say whoever strokes their nose is lucky.
The Deutsches Museum is one of the largest natural science museums in the world. It is not only the Children's Kingdom for children aged 3 to 8 that captivates the little ones. Experimental workshops, workshops and guided tours are very popular with children and young people. The adjoining Transport Museum and Schleissheim Airfield also offer plenty of things worth seeing for children.
The Museum Mensch und Natur human and nature Museum is an outstanding natural history museum near Schloss Nymphenburg palace. Here you can also visit the Marstallmuseum with its impressive collection of courtly carriages in the southern part of the palace. Magic Bavaria: The adventure museum in the MONA shopping centre offers fun, illusions and unforgettable photo opportunities for families, tourists and influencers.
