Toy Museum Munich

The Old City Hall in Munich is in the heart of Munich's Old City. The most characteristic Gothic building in a group of Gothic buildings. The original building has been broken. It is a block that has been gradually restored since the 1970s. Worth a visit.

The old town hall and the new town hall in Munich are very close, both in the center of Munich, just a few minutes walk away. Germans are very leisurely when they have a holiday, like to drink coffee on the street and drink beer to kill the afternoon. I feel that we Chinese lack this leisurely mood.

Munich Toy Museum looks very interesting, the toys here are the fun of the big children, many large toys are also very interesting, the toy museum can also attract a lot of local tourists to visit here.

The Old Town Hall in Munich, Germany, is located in the east of the city's central Maria Square. In 1874, the city hall left the old town hall. During World War II, the old town hall was severely damaged and the spire was rebuilt from 1971 to 1974.

It is strongly recommended that you go in and have a look in the yard. Many foreign countries are rich in stone, the buildings are magnificent and retained, most of us are wooden buildings and almost destroyed. Up to the fourth floor, you can buy tickets to the top floor to see Munich's appearance, which is a small tower with a diameter of 10 meters. A large book is placed on the windowsill for signature, and the walls are full of paintings. It is not good to suggest not to write on the walls, and people will not brush it again in a few years, haha. When I came down the stairs from the fourth floor, I found many rooms were still occupied by people, and the interior of the building was also shocked. They are not really a bustling city with high-rise buildings. They are all ancient German buildings with many churches. Anyway, it's well protected, and it's still playing its role. It's terrific.

The Old Munich City Hall was the former Munich City Hall of 1874 and is located on the east side of Maria Square in the center of Munich and is now used by city council representatives. The building was first documented in 1310 and the famous hall (Groer Saal) was built in 1392-1394. In 1470-1480, the old town hall was redesigned as post-Gothic. The facade was changed during the Renaissance, and it was rebuilt as a new Gothic in 1861-1864. In 1874, the municipal institutions moved to the new town hall on the same square. On November 9, 1938, Joseph Goebbels delivered a speech in the hall to unveil the night of crystal. The building was badly damaged during World War II, and its spire was not reconstructed until 1971-1974 years ago.

Munich in summer is beautiful, not very hot air and fresh, the sky is very blue, with all kinds of flowers and plants, it seems that the Gothic church is solemn. If you don't want to run a lot of sights and you don't understand the church, then Munich is enough. There is food and play around, and transportation is convenient.

It's a little bit smaller than the old city hall, but it has its own beauty. It's good to go because it's attached to the new city hall