The Old Court was the former Imperial residence of a Roman Emperor. It was destroyed during the War and rebuilt. There is a tower that stands out from the modern looking architecture, called the 'Monkey Tower' with an amusing reason behind it.
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On our seightseeing tour in the city of Munchen we had a stop at the “Alter Hof”, the location where once emperors resided, in this location the today's visitors can shop or taste wine. By walking dow...
This was the residence of various Bavarian kings and rulers between the 14th and 16th century. What you see now is a new building rebuilt as a copy of the original, which was destroyed during WW2 bomb...
This was a tour stop to inform everyone that this was the palace of the Wittelsbach dynasty built back in 1250"s. It now serves as a government offices. The glass window structure sticking out is call...
This imposing square building with a tower and courtyard was the first home (1300) of the Wittelsbach dynasty. It looks older and more defensive and less ornate than other structures like the Residen...
The Old Court was the former Imperial residence of a Roman Emperor. It was destroyed during the War and rebuilt. There is a tower that stands out from the modern looking architecture, called the 'Monkey Tower' with an amusing reason behind it.
When I arrived in Munich but didn't taste Bavaria's most famous beer in the Hofbräuhaus, the trip was really imperfect.
This simple and elegant quadrilateral building, as the former royal palace, has witnessed its glory days.
You still really like this kind of palace, it feels very beautiful in the Middle Ages
The ancient palace with a long history has a strong sense of history.