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<h2>Munich Hop-On Hop-Off Tour - Explore Munich on a CitySightseeing double-decker Bus</h2><h2>There are three hop-on hop-off double-decker Bus routes:</h2><h2><strong>You can choose from three routes, or you can try all three routes in 24 hours.</strong></h2><p><br></p><h2><strong>This link includes the Bus fare!! But it is only for 1-4 people. If there are more than 4 people, please contact our customer service for detailed consultation.</strong></h2><h2><strong>Please take photos according to the number of people! ! ! !</strong></h2><h2><strong>The Chartered Vehicle is 10 hours, so you can go anywhere you want after the double-decker Bus tour. It is a pleasure to serve you.</strong></h2><h2><strong>Once ordered, no refunds!!!</strong></h2><p><br></p><h2><strong>1: (Red line)</strong></h2><h2><strong>Duration: One hour (depending on traffic conditions)</strong></h2><h2><strong>The Red Line has 7 stops.</strong></h2><h2><strong>Hop on and off every 15 to 30 minutes to explore the City's highlights at your leisure.</strong></h2><h2><strong>From the main Train Tickets station (H1) ---- Old Botanical Garden ---- King's Square ---- visit the Obelisk of King Ludwig I at Caroline Square.</strong></h2><h2><img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0350x12000dtioq74896E_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="21764576" sourcewidth="1229" sourcehight="822"></h2><h2>15 minutes after the tour starts, arrive<strong>Odeonsplatz Station (H2)</strong>.</h2><h2>Walk through<strong>Palace Gardens</strong>Filming<strong>Temple of Diana</strong>, or visit<strong>Royal Palace</strong>– a museum complex with an ancient ducal palace.</h2><h2>At the same time, a red double-decker Bus passed by<strong>The public sculpture park "Finanzgarten", the fountain of Prince Karl's Palace and the House of Art.</strong></h2><h2>Once you reach Isartor, head directly to<strong>Marienplatz (H3)</strong>.</h2><h2>From here you can walk to the valley<strong>Market, Gothic Frauenkirche</strong>Its striking<strong>The two towers and the "Devil's Staircase" and the Gothic St. Peter's Church</strong>.</h2><h2>The tower of St. Peter's Church offers you a beautiful view of Marienplatz and its two town halls.</h2><p><img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0356n12000dtipaph7C1A_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="21764625" sourcewidth="1383" sourcehight="815"></p><h2>You can go another 100 meters to<strong>Max-Josephs-Platz at the Opera House (H4).</strong></h2><h2>The red double-decker Bus then continued City tour eastwards along Maximilianstrasse.</h2><h2>You will see<strong>Maximilian Monument</strong>,exist<strong>Maximilian Bridge overlooking the Isar River</strong>The wonderful scenery</h2><h2>Shortly after passing the Maximilian Memorial,<strong>Wiener Platz in the Haidhausen district (H5)</strong>Stay.</h2><p><img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0355z12000dtirqtmCDDB_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="21764709" sourcewidth="1386" sourcehight="675"></p><h2>Passing by the cultural center Philharmonie am Gasteig, the Bus crosses the Isar River for the Two dives during the Munich City Tour<strong>.</strong></h2><h2><strong>You can directly visit the German Museums on Museum Island (H6)</strong>Get off in front.</h2><h2>In a space of around 20,000 square metres, models and originals from atomic physics to robotics demonstrate how technology and the laws of nature work.</h2><h2>Passing again<strong>Isamon -</strong>This time, we passed southwest<strong>Glockenbachviertel</strong>and its many bars and restaurants, to<strong>Sendlinger Tor</strong>.</h2><h2>There, it extends north to<strong>Karlsplatz</strong>, also known as<strong>Stachus (H7)</strong>.</h2><h2>If you like fine shopping, you can get off here and explore<strong>Karlsplatz and Marienplatz</strong>Boutiques, department stores and gift shops</h2><h2><br></h2><h2><strong>2: (blue line)</strong></h2><h2><strong>Duration: One hour (depending on traffic conditions)</strong></h2><h2><strong>The Blue Line has 6 stops.</strong></h2><h2><strong>Hop on and off every 15 to 30 minutes to explore the City's highlights at your leisure.</strong></h2><p><br></p><h2>from<strong>Munich Central Station</strong>Set off</h2><h2><strong>On the way to Odeonsplatz</strong>(H2) On the way, we will take a detour<strong>Promenadeplatz</strong>.</h2><h2>There you have the opportunity to take photos of three statues from the Bus: You can see the bronze statue of Lorenz von Westenried, the statue of Orlando di Lasso and, in the middle, the monument to Elector Maximilian Emanuel.</h2><p><img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0356312000dtmipi44BB4_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="21788922" sourcewidth="1394" sourcehight="888"></p><h2>Route<strong>Bavarian State Library and Victory Gate of Ludwig-Maximilians-University.</strong></h2><h2>Take a stroll through Munich's green lung:<strong>English Garden (H11).</strong></h2><h2><strong>Only five minutes by car, Leopoldstraße/Hohenzollernstraße (H12)</strong>There are plenty of unique Food and Beverages options lurking right at the intersection, and a plethora of retailers offer a great selection, from decor to Clothes &amp; Accessories and groceries.</h2><h2>Passing by again<strong>Schwabing</strong>Center of the district (H13)<strong>Siegestor,</strong>Located in the magnificent<strong>Leopoldstrasse and the Arc de Triomphe.</strong></h2><p><br></p><p><img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0356b12000dtmkqh2AA1E_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="21789440" sourcewidth="1251" sourcehight="802"></p><h2><strong>Art and culture lovers will enjoy the final stop at Pinaktheken</strong>(H14) Get value for money.</h2><h2><strong>Old Pinakothek</strong>It houses a collection of European art, while the Pinakothek of Modern Paintings displays 19th- and 20th-century architecture, design, and graphics.</h2><h2>You won’t find modern art here, from Miró to Warhol – but you can find it next door at<strong>Museum Brandhorst</strong>turn up.</h2><h2>exist<strong>New Collections at the History Museum</strong>In the industry, industrial design has received due attention.</h2><h2><strong>National Museum of Egyptian Art</strong>It was not the pharaohs that were resurrected, but their artifacts.</h2><h2><strong>Mineralogical Museum</strong>It displays gemstones, images from the Bavarian State Collection of Paintings and<strong>TU Munich Architecture Museum</strong></h2><h2>If you walk a few more streets, the art world will open up to you, showing you more art and history:<strong>Sculpture Gallery</strong>Ancient sculptures await interested visitors in the museum, and you can also marvel at the classical statue castings in the<strong>Greco-Roman statues</strong>.</h2><h2>exist<strong>Nazi Documentation Center</strong>, you can get a closer look at the traces of the First and Two dives.</h2><h2>at last,<strong>Benedictine Abbey of St. Boniface</strong>It attracts history lovers not only because of the Byzantine architecture of the monastery, but also because of the tombs of King Louis I and his wife.</h2><h2>go through<strong>Old Botanical Gardens</strong>Afterwards, the red double-decker Bus returned to the terminal.</h2><p><br></p><h2><strong>Three: (purple line)</strong></h2><h2><strong>Duration: One hour (depending on traffic conditions)</strong></h2><h2><strong>Purple Line</strong>From the main Train Tickets station to Rotkreuzplatz, Nymphenburg Palace and Olympic Park.<strong>Nymphenburg Palace complex and Olympic Park.</strong></h2><h2><strong>Hop on and off every 15 to 30 minutes to explore the City's highlights at your leisure.</strong></h2><p><img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0355712000dtmt7r55A68_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="21790756" sourcewidth="1255" sourcehight="527"></p><p><br></p><h2>We arrived half an hour after departure<strong>Nymphenburg Palace</strong>(H9). Stroll through the lush castle park. Take a photo under the "Eternal Love" tree, visit the Geranium Pavilion or<strong>Botanical Gardens</strong>, or satisfy your curiosity at the Museum of Man and Nature.</h2><p><img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0351g12000dtmuk4pC397_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="21790896" sourcewidth="1249" sourcehight="679"></p><h2>After a quarter of an hour, get off at the Olympic Tower parking lot.</h2><h2>In summer, the Tollwood Festival takes place here, offering organic Food and Beverages, a craft market and concerts.</h2><h2><strong>Olympic Park (H10)</strong>Originally created for the 1972 Summer Olympics - with swimming pools, lakes, gymnasiums, the Olympic Stadium and the Olympic Tower. Today, in addition to major music Activities and performances, it also hosts sports events such as ice hockey and cycling competitions. The skate park, the Olympic Village and the memorial to the attack on Israeli athletes are located on the north side of the Georg-Brauchle-Ring.</h2>

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Munich, Germany + CitySightSeeing Munchen Day Tour [Suitable for families with double-decker Bus tickets, Chinese driver + adjustable itinerary]