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Raggio Di Ricerca (miglia)

A castle credited to Philip of the Palatinate, the Rennaissance style structure dates back to 1530. After being under the patronage of different rulers, the castle ultimately came under the management of the municipality of Ismaning in 1919 and has been its owner ever since. Today, it serves as a host to the Schlossmuseum Ismaning, which houses artworks of the local artists.

Hofgarten

Facing Residenz Palace, the Hofgarten (Court Garden) was commissioned by Duke Maximilian I and built between 1613-17. Stroll through this beautiful garden and notice that all of the paths converge on the dodecahedral pavilion in the center, which is crowned by a statue of Diana, one of Bavaria's most recognizable symbols. The Hofgarten is enclosed on two sides by a series of arcades which were originally decorated with murals. The only surviving painting is Peter von Cornelius' fascinating depiction of the story of the Bavarian royal family.

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Giardino inglese

Uno dei più antichi giardini all'inglese e uno dei più grandi parchi comunali d'Europa, l'Englischer Garten (Giardino inglese) è il parco più affascinante di Monaco. Esteso su un'area di 3,7 chilometri quadrati, questo luogo è uno dei più grandi parchi pubblici del mondo. Il parco ospita una serie di monumenti dalla grande varietà architettonica osservabili lungo i suoi prati vasti e verdeggianti. Da una pagoda cinese con annessa birreria all'aperto, al tempio greco Monopteros, fino alla casa giapponese del tè, il parco è ricco di monumenti ed edifici interessanti. Il parco è attraversato da corsi d'acqua artificiali e numerosi surfisti possono essere osservati mentre cavalcano le onde senza sforzo. Questo parco urbano è uno dei migliori centri socio-culturali di Monaco grazie al suo lago artificiale e al teatro all’aperto.

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BMW Welt

BMW Welt is one of the defining landmarks of Munich's architectural and technological advancements. An immaculate glass cone design that combines form and function, the center is an exquisite socio-cultural hub used for large-scale exhibitions, meetings, conferences and other major events. Displaying the brilliant cars, this is also the collecting center for BMW buyers, with on-site restaurants and lounges serving delectable cuisine for visitors.

Castello di Nymphenburg

Più lungo in larghezza della Reggia di Versailles, il castello di Nymphenburg (Schloss Nymphenburg, in tedesco) era l'imponente residenza estiva dei Wittelsbach. Una delle attrazioni più popolari di Monaco, il palazzo e il suo parco ospitano numerosi monumenti di diversi stili architettonici. Progettato dall'architetto barocco italiano Augustino Barelli, il palazzo conserva ancora le sue sale rococò e barocche. La Sala di pietra, ornata in marmo levigato, è particolarmente suggestiva e la famosa "Schönheitengalerie" (Galleria delle Bellezze), che contiene i ritratti di 36 donne locali, è da non perdere. Nel parco si trovano alcuni interessanti palazzi più piccoli: l'Amalienburg, il Pagodenburg e il Badenburg. Il Marstallmuseum presenta un'ampia esposizione di carrozze, slitte e stoviglie, mentre la Meditationskapelle (Cappella della meditazione) con la sua cappella nella grotta merita una visita.

Schlosspark Nymphenburg

Located in the Schloss Nymphenburg, Schlosspark Nymphenburg is one of the largest parks in Munich. The picturesque green landscape, complemented by some extraordinary garden art, is the reason behind the castle garden's popularity among visitors. The entire area is spread around 229 hectares (565.87 acres) of land and is a must visit when in Munich. You can also avail of guided tours conducted by the garden authorities.

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DG Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst

Wittelsbacherplatz 2, Input Finkenstraße, Monaco di Baviera, Germania, 80333

More a platform for modern spiritual art than you might expect from the name alone, the exhibitions focus on the parallels between modern art and contemporary philosophical and theological thought. This may sound very modern but the society was founded in 1893 and has its roots in the 19th century layman movement. One can explore the regular but temporary exhibitions to gain more insight into Christian art.

Galerie Thomas

Maximilianstraße 25, Monaco di Baviera, Germania, 80539

For over 35 years, Galerie Thomas has been dealing with art works from the fields of German expressionism and modern classicism and is one of the leading international galleries in this area. The gallery focuses on works by artists of the groups Blauer Reiter (Blue Rider), Brücke and Bauhaus groups (including Kandinsky, Jawlensky, Macke, Marc, Kirchner, Nolde, Schlemmer and Klee). A further pillar is art from the fifties and sixties by the likes of Nay, Winter and Ackermann. The programme is completed by contemporary artists such as Xenia Hausner, Fernando Botero and Joannis Avramidis.

Galerie Andreas Binder

Knöbelstraße 27, Monaco di Baviera, Germania, 80538

Exhibitions at this gallery, which was founded in 1991, show works by national and international contemporary artists in the fields of new media, photography, painting, installations and video art. Andreas Binder Gallery is also a major art dealer and provides professional advice. The list of artists exhibiting at the gallery changes constantly, but all are relatively young. The program draws on contemporary mainstream art, and past featured artists include Ruth Biller, Walter Dahn, Tim Maguire, Markus Oehlen, Ursula Rogg and Julio Rondo.

Drückebergergasse

Feldherrnhalle and Theatinerstraße, Central Munich's pedestrian zone, Monaco di Baviera, Germania, 80333

Located in the heart of the city, close to the city center, Drückebergergasse is also known as the Slackers alley. It is a very popular narrow road, located just behind the Feldherrnhalle. A very fascinating piece of history is associated with this place. To avoid saying the 'Hail Hitler' greeting and to ignore the Nazi guards, people took this route by their way through the small Viscardigasse. This small historic passage is therefore named as the 'Drückeberger' which means, "someone who tries to avoid his duty".

Internationalen Jugendzentrum

Einsteinstraße 90, Monaco di Baviera, Germania, 81675

Located in the suburb of Haidhausen, 'Internationalen Jugendzentrum' is a youth club that caters to the age group from 10 to 18 years of age. This club serves as a meeting place where thoughts and ideas are exchanged. Students and young people from the adjacent area also actively participate in the various activities and events held here. It also has an additional open space and football ground. For further details, call ahead or check the website.

Burg Schwaneck

Burgweg 10, Pullach, Germania, 82049

The 19th-century Burg Schwaneck now acts as an education center in Schwaneck. Overlooked by the Kreisjugendring München-Lan, this medieval youth center and accommodation also holds events, seminars, school-group visits and holiday tours for up to 130 people. Currently is being used as a temporary shelter for unaccompanied minors.