Located on the south side of the Concert Hall Square is a veranda in Munich, Germany, said to be built in honor of the Bavarian generals, the shape of the veranda mimics the mercenary veranda in Florence, but... I didn't pay attention to this in the Colengcui, so I didn't compare it to the music square. The field is very open. The yellow building on the left hand side is the iron Attina church with a bit of a mouth. It is also one of the characteristic buildings in Munich.

The Commander Hall was built in memory of the Bavarian Commanders, not an important attraction for us, we passed here several times to visit the palace, which is often a must-see. It feels like Italy is the most Italian place, and this commanding hall is designed as if it were a hall in Lorence.

The commander was also a very important general during the Bavarian rule, and the commander hall was also very interesting. There were statues of the general's horse riding. The building itself was also very distinctive. You can find a lot of fun things.

The Commandant Hall is located in the Music Hall Square in Munich, a veranda in Munich, Germany, built by Ludwig I, the architect Friedrich von Gertner in 1841, and modeled on the mercenary corridor of Florence, built in memory of the Bavarian masters.

Keeping this kind of good, I feel that there are still quite a lot of people going.

Hahaha said a detail, the bathroom is very clean, the taste is particularly good, this detail really poke me! !

This is a group of buildings and sculptures that resemble Lorenza, which reminds people of the European Renaissance, with artistic beauty and shock. It is also a famous attraction in Munich, fully open, no tickets, next to the famous music square and the palace garden.