Munich Scavenger Hunt and City Walking Trip
- Uncover Munich's charm using an interactive app, solving riddles at 10 major attractions on a walking tour
- Engage in a challenge of logic and teamwork, pausing the tour to explore at your own pace
- Discover fascinating facts and snap photos at each stop, adding an extra layer to your adventure
- Revel in the thrill of revealing puzzles at iconic attractions, creating a memorable and immersive experience
Options
Private Walking Trip
Inclusions
2-hour walking trip
Navigation
Exclusions
Tour guide
Audio guide
Admission to attractions
Meals and beverages
Other personal expenses
Smartphone
Internet
Additional Info
Important: Infants and children must be included in the passenger headcount
Group size: 1-15 participant(s)
This tour involves a considerable amount of walking and stairs. Please make sure you are fit enough to participate
The activity is not recommended: other serious medical conditions / PWDs (persons with disabilities)
Pets are allowed
Fitness Level Requirement: Beginner
Charged smartphone
Internet connection in case of the online-mobile application
Please dress accordingly depending on the day's weather conditions
Child seats are not available
This activity is not stroller and wheelchair-accessible
What's included in Munich Scavenger Hunt and City Walking Trip
(Subject to Option Inclusions)- [Departure] 10:00, meet up at Köningsplatz..Please arrive at the location 15 mins before the departure time
- [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Caroline’s Plaza, A circular square adorned with summer flowers pays homage to Bavarian troops in Napoleon's Russian conquest, designed by Leo von Klenze
- [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Odeonsplatz U-Bahn, The central plaza in Altstadt, the hub of historical landmarks, including Field Marshals’ Hall and Theatinerkirche, making it a must-visit in Munich
- [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Max-Joseph-Platz, Munich's spacious square, named after King Maximilian Joseph, marks the western start of royal avenue Maximilianstraße since its opening in 1818
- [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Frauenkirche, The towering cathedral from the 15th century, Frauenkirche, serves as Munich’s Archdiocese cathedral and the resting place for the Dukes of Bavaria
- [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, St. Michael's Church, The largest Renaissance church, completed in 1957, holds historical significance as the burial site for 41 members of the House of Wittelsbach
- [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Marienplatz Station, Central square boasting the Gothic Revival-style New Town Hall, adorned with statues of Bavarian kings and featuring Glockenspiel's thrice-daily performance
- [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Asamkirche, 18th-century Baroque-style church by Cosmas and Egid Quirin Asam, open to the public, with a breathtaking atmosphere during the Christmas Eve service
- [Attraction/experience] Self-guided, Viktualienmarkt, Bustling market near Marienplatz offering fresh produce, homemade baked goods, soups, herbs, and nuts—a foodie's paradise and a local tradition
- [Return] 12:00, at Isartor, Historical gate Isartorplatz marks the endpoint of the Munich scavenger hunt, featuring Karl Valentin’s legacy, a red wine punch bowl, and a unique clock
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Experience the vibrant heart of Bavaria with the Munich Scavenger Hunt and City Tour, meticulously crafted to provide the ultimate exploration of the state capital. Nestled at the foothills of the German Alps, Munich stands as Germany's second-most visited city, eclipsed only by Berlin. Boasting a diverse array of attractions, Munich caters to every taste—whether it's the allure of culture, cutting-edge technology, lush parks, or exhilarating nightlife. The city's architectural richness, iconic beer gardens, and enticing shopping scene add to its allure. Immerse yourself in the dynamic energy of Munich, where tradition meets modernity and every corner tells a story
Meet
Venues
- Konigsplatz Konigsplatz 1 80333 Munchen Germany
