Munich, heart of Bavaria

Spend the day walking around the historic old town. Rally point: the Marienplatz and its carillon. Make the effort to climb up to the top of St. Peter's Church to enjoy one of the best views of Munich and then stroll along the Viktualienmarkt eating a quality pastry or Bratwurst in a delicatessen next to the market. Start your journey towards the Jewish Museum (possible visit) then enter the baroque church, all gilded with the Asam brothers. Continue the walk along Rosenstraße and then Kaufingerstraße and finish the cultural sequence with the Frauenkirche, the Gothic church. In the evening, dinner in a typical Bavarian brasserie at the Hofbraühaus or in a tapas bar in Schwabing.

Also accessible by tram and bus if you don't want to take the car. Morning excursion to Nymphenburg. A good part of the day should be devoted to it, especially during the summer months. Visit of the castle à la carte and a bucolic walk in the park. Possibility of lunch on site or picnic on the lawns. Return to the centre to devote the end of the day to the new or old Pinakothek. On Wednesdays, they open until 8pm. Evening in the city.

From Marienplatz, walk towards the Residenz and the Place de l'Odéon. On the way, you will pass the Dallmyar delicatessen in Dienerstraße. Enter for the pleasure of the eyes and taste buds. Buy a fine sandwich and enjoy it in the beautiful gardens of the Hofgarten. The benches are numerous and pleasantly frequented. In the afternoon, and especially at weekends or during holidays, do not hesitate to stroll around the Englische Garten and on the banks of the Isar, whose banks have been renaturized for more than 10 years. It is here that the hearts of the inhabitants beat in summer.