Cultural Experiences while waiting
Find out the wide range of cultural highlights. Bavaria is not only acknowledged as having one of the finest landscapes in central Europe it also has a fine range of breathtakingly beautiful castles, palaces and gardens, historically powerful monasteries, a fantastic range of museums.
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Royal Palace of Herrenchiemsee (approx. 84 miles/135 km) »
In the New Palace of Herrenchiemsee, designed by Georg Dollmann and Julius Hofmann, he fulfilled his long-cherished dream of building a "New Versailles" as a symbol of absolutism and an independent creation in the Historicist style.
Audi Forum Ingolstadt (approx. 47 miles/75 km) »
With this combination of a museum, factory tours, new-vehicle collection arrangements, gastronomic delights and tourism services, Audi has since offered a new brand experience – for customers, visitors and employees alike – in architecturally stimulating surroundings.
Schleißheim Palace Complex (approx. 17 miles/27 km) »
Schleißheim palace complex was founded by Duke Wilhelm V of Bavaria (1548-1626), who in 1597 purchased the isolated moorland farm of Schleißheim with its St Margaret's Chapel for a large sum of money from the Freising Cathedral chapter.
Monastery of Schäftlarn (approx. 38 miles/62 km) »
The monastery of Schäftlarn near Munich was founded around 762 in all probability by the cleric Waltrich with the cooperation of Duke Tassilo III.
Buchheim Collection - Museum of Imagination (approx. 56 miles/90 km) »
The museum, which was built specially for the collections of the painter, photographer, publisher, art writer and novelist Lothar-Günther Buchheim (architect: Günter Behnisch), lies on the shore of Lake Starnberg.
Pinakothek der Moderne (approx. 24 miles/38 km) »
The Pinakothek der Moderne is one of the greatest museums of 20th and 21st century art in the world.
Municipal Gallery in the Lenbachhaus in Munich (approx. 24 miles/38 km) »
The unique collection of works by Kandinsky, Marc, Münter, Klee, Macke, Jawlensky and other artists friends in the Blue Rider circle, documents Munich´s contribution to classic modernist art in the decade preceding the First World War.
Villa Stuck (approx. 24 miles/38 km) »
The Munich artist prince Franz v. Stuck designed and built his villa in 1897/98 in the style of an antique villa near the "Friedensengel" (Peace Angel) on the high bank of the Isar River.
Munich Residenz (approx. 25 miles/40 km) »
Over the centuries the Wittelsbach dynasty transformed a small, 14th-century moated castle into a magnificent palace, performing the dual functions of royal residence and government seat.
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