Unterschleissheim Things to Do

Only the Saalbau (the main hall) and the tower remain of the Old Town Hall. The tower was first erected on Marienplatz in 1180 as a watchtower to defend the eastern side of the city. It was destroyed several times over the cent... more

Construction of the gigantic and symmetrical Königsplatz square began in 1816, several years after the plans for a western entrance to the city had been drawn up. The Propyläen to the west (Doric), Glyptothek to the north (Ioni... more

Augustinerkeller is the only traditional beer garden left in the city centre serving big glasses of exquisite beer. Thanks to an ancient law dating back to the days when Bavaria had a monarchy, guests are allowed to bring their... more

One of the coolest bars in the city, Scalar Lounge (the successor of the popular Egon Bar) is located in the district of Lehel, somewhat removed from the hustle and bustle of the city center. The retro-seventies ambiance is low... more

A good restaurant which is frequented by business people and tourists, Weintrödler offers decent international and Austrian cuisine as well as an extensive wine list. The late-night customers mostly consist of hungry and thirst... more

At Milch + Bar one can expect great drinks, fantastic music and beautiful women, the new hot spot for house music locals drop by to throw their head down and enjoy the evenings grooving to some excellent music by the in house D... more

The visitor can thank Henriette Adelaide of Savoy, wife of Elector Ferdinand Maria, for the construction of Theatinerkirche Sankt Kajetan church, which she was promised in return for the birth of a male successor. By 1662, the... more

The interior of the Atomic Café is a tribute to the sixties, as is the music in Tuesday night's 'Space Escapade' with DJ Martin Hemmel. On the other hand, 'La Boutique' with DJs Marek, Fisherman, Biash and Moritz features the l... more

Alter Hof castle, the residence of the Bavarian royal family since 1253, was built to the north-east of the city so as to protect the Emperor against possible uprisings by the citizens of Munich. The remains of the castle, with... more

Set against a clear blue sky, the towers of the Frauenkirche (Church of our Lady) form Munich's most celebrated landmark. The distinctive towers - built in 1525 - make the church of considerable architectural interest as they a... more