20 photos to fall in love with Munich
03/12/2023
Munich is the place I call home for 4 years now; it seems longer though. Throughout these past years I could see some parts of the city I never knew of, tried cafes and restaurants, visited museums and the zoo, sat down by the river on warmer days, played with my dog in its parks, saw it covered by autumn leafs and snow, found hidden alleyways and passages, and there are still much more to be discovered, every time I go out.
Munich is not the city I ever imagined I would live in, it kind of chose me and not the other way around, but I’m glad things worked out this way. It’s the place I explore while I’m not traveling, and where most of the work of this blog is done. It’s the city I fell in love with, and already gave you some of the reasons why. It’s also where I take my camera and get out and about to find new angles and improve my photography skills.
Every time I go out in the different seasons of the year, there is always something worth being photographed and that I haven’t spotted before. I have selected 20 shots I have taken in the past years – it wasn’t an easy task – to share with you with the intention to make you fall in love with the best city I ever lived. Without further ado, here are 20 photos to fall in love with Munich:
The Siegestor (Victory Gate)
Monopteros Temple at the Englischer Garten
The bridge over the Nymphenburg Canal in winter
The Old Town
Bayerischer Staatskanzlei
(Bavaria’s Government building)
Palais Bissing, a residential building in the Schwabing neighborhood
Munich from the rooftop of the Bayerischer Hof hotel
The St. Maximilian church near the Isar
The Olympic Park
The old town from above
Sunset at the Olympiaberg, Olympic Park
The Hofgarten in summer
… and in winter
The Residenz, where the royals used to live
The Chinesischer Turm during Christmas season
Marienhof covered with snow
The view from the Sendlingerstr.
The pretty Nockherstr. with snow
The Nymphenburg Palace all white
The old City Hall and the Heiliggeist Kirche in winter
