This is a very busy and lively square as it is in the intersection of the Residence, Opera House and Maximilian Street. So many things to see and lots of ‘action’ in this area.
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This is a very busy and lively square as it is in the intersection of the Residence, Opera House and Maximilian Street. So many things to see and lots of ‘action’ in this area.
From Marienplatz to Max-JHoseph-Platz, a 5 minutes walk. Night and day it is worth. The city opera is located there.
OK, perhaps not the only one but I love this square as it contains the historic Residenz, the Opera House, and some bars and restaurants. Close to lots of shops and it has underground parking. A must see if you are new to the City.
We walked through here on an afternoon of random wandering. It is a large square built in 1818 named for Bavaria's first King Maximilian 1. A statue of him in a seated position is in the centre and the square is ringed by the National...More
Not far from Marienplatz, this smaller square has some important attractions like entrance to Bavarian kings residence.
This is my favourite spot in Munich where you get the opportunity to look around and enjoy the sights of old Munich. The statue of King Max Joseph, a Bavarian legend and the National Theatre are the main attractions. There is also the old post...More
Very nice place in the centre of old town of Munich and cultural meeting point. And you can shops of all the famous brands
The place was nice and have a huge history. I visited the place on a Sunday and it was not crowded. There a a few nice restaurant and shops nearby. Very beautiful.
This is one of many impressive Platz in Munich. Bordered by the Residence which is a magnificent palace and a massive opera house that dominates the square. Nice statue of the king in the centre adds to the panorama.
This square does not hold much for me, just a square that I walk passed as I am out exploring on foot. On the square is a large bronze statue of the first king of Bavaria, Maximilian I Joseph, who the square is named after....More