I make travel itineraries for a living, and Munich might be Germany's most fun city — beer halls, Bavarian palaces, BMWs, and one of Europe's biggest urban parks. Here's exactly how to do it: 2 walking routes, 15 stops, most of them completely FREE. 🚶 ITINERARY 1, Munich Classics Asamkirche: free (tiny baroque church, absolutely wild inside 🎨) Viktualienmarkt: free (300-year-old food market 🥨) Alter Peter: €5 (climb for BEST view of Marienplatz 🙌) Marienplatz: free (Glockenspiel show at 11am & 12pm) Frauenkirche: free (Munich's twin-domed icon) Munich Residenz: €10 (the Wittelsbach royal palace) Theatinerkirche: free Hofgarten: free Maximilianstrasse: free (Munich's luxury shopping avenue 👛) Hofbräuhaus: free entry (world's most famous beer hall — order a maß 🍺) 🚶 ITINERARY 2, BMW & Parks Englischer Garten: free (bigger than Central Park — watch surfers on the Eisbach wave 🏄) Sea Life Munich: €21 BMW Welt: free (car nerd Disneyland 🚗) Olympiapark: free (from the 1972 Olympics, still gorgeous) Olympiaturm: €11 (tower with 360° Alps view on clear days 🏔️) Munich is walkable, insanely clean, and everyone speaks English. Order a pretzel the size of your face, drink a beer at 10am (it's basically a sport here), and you're doing it right 🥨 📌 save this for your trip 👯 send it to your Munich travel buddy 🌍 comment which city you want next 🗺️ Get my full Munich guide + 40+ other cities (all FREE) → link in my bio 👉 ✨ NEW: want ME to plan Munich with you LIVE? Book a 1-hour call and we'll build your trip together → vitoritineraries.com/custom-itinerary - @vitortrip