The headquarters of the HypoVereinsbank (HVB) in Munich was landmarked only 25 years after it was completed in 1981. The complex—the sole work of note by husband-and-wife architects Bea and Walther ...

The low skyline of Munich is dominated by the 323-foot-high, copper-topped spires of the old Frauenkirche cathedral, which by tradition are meant to remain the tallest things in town. Looking up ...

Heading into the foothills of the Alps, we take a spin around a Maypole; drop by Oberammergau-the Shirley Temple of Bavarian villages; and tour the fairy-tale castles of "Mad" King Ludwig.

Those who come to Munich for the Oktoberfest not only want to stroll through the Oktoberfest, but often also want to get to know the sights and culture of the city. Here are some tips for ...

The St. Peters Church (Peterskirche/Alter Peter) is one of Munich’s most famous landmarks and a must-see for all travellers. See more about this edifice here!

The streets of Munich have had a light dusting of snow these past couple of days. With piercing blue skies, there are certain areas of the city from which the Bavarian Alps have been visible.

Munich travel tips: Where to go and what to see in 48 hours Soak up some spring sunshine and strong beer during “little Oktoberfest” season, say Simon Calder ...

Where is it In the south of Germany, and about 50km north of the Alps, Munich is roughly 500km from the German capital, Berlin, and around 700km east of Paris. Austria, Italy and Switzerland are ...

Explore the maze of medieval streets, visit the skyline-dominating cathedral and don’t miss the Porta Praetoria, one of just two remaining Roman gates north of the Alps.