This in-app audio tour offers you a glimpse into the rich history and impressive architecture of Munich. Explore the magnificent Royal Palace complex and take a stroll along the awe-inspiring Residenzstrasse.

The walk starts at Max Joseph Square dedicated to the first King of Bavaria. Pass by the Bavarian State Opera House which can be easily confused with an immense ancient temple. After that, you'll plunge into the ceremonial world of the royal court and visit the Residence, which for more than 500 years served as the seat of government for the royal family. Besides, it's the biggest palace in Germany!

Having learned much about the lavish Baroque architecture and statues, you'll encounter another notable landmark – Feldherrnhalle, a monument dedicated to the Bavarian army. Marvel at the fabulous Theatine church and its interior while listening to the commentary on the Counter-Reformation. Then, continue your walk towards Odeonsplatz, the Courtyard gardens and pavilions, and the beautiful Neo-Classical Prince Karl’s Palace.

Finish your walk in an unexpected spot, standing in front of the gigantic construction of the Museum of Art built in the somber Nazi times. If you are ready for a memorable journey from the Middle Ages through the ornate Baroque era to the 1930s expressed in stone – go on and book the tour!

Explore Germany’s biggest palace and its surroundings with an in-app audio tour
Learn about the royal dynasty of the Wittelsbachs who reigned over Bavaria for more than 700 years
Meet the famous Bavarian sovereign who lost his throne because of a love scandal
Immerse into the exciting plot of the Nibelungen Saga, the old Germanic 'Game of Thrones'

Entrance ticket to the Royal Residence is not included (€9.00 on-site)
The audio tour is available only on the WeGoTrip app. You will get a link to download it by email and SMS. The app works offline. It is recommended to download the application at home
You can start the tour any time after purchase regardless of the date selected
Remember to bring your headphones and a charged smartphone
This audio tour is only available in English