Falling in love at first sight with Munich's beauty, which has both the hustle and bustle of life and a touch of fairyland

The time in Munich was very short, but the hustle and bustle of the Viktualienmarkt and the fairyland atmosphere of the English Garden made it unforgettable. If you only have one day in Munich, at least visit these places. 🏞Route: Marienplatz ~ Viktualienmarkt ~ St. Peter's Church ~ Ludwigskirche ~ English Garden 1⃣ Marienplatz 🏰 The Gothic New Town Hall on Marienplatz has a captivating charm. Here, it feels like traveling back to the Middle Ages. Highlights include the Glockenspiel in the Town Hall tower, the Marian Column, and the Fish Fountain. 🕰 Opening hours: 24 hours 🏞 Address: Marienplatz 8331 München 🚖 Transportation: Take the U3/U6 subway to Marienplatz station 2⃣ Viktualienmarkt This is the most bustling place in the city. Behind Marienplatz, the Viktualienmarkt is where locals sit at outdoor tables, drinking beer and chatting. Various stalls sell fresh vegetables🥬, tempting fruits, and various handmade cheeses. Although the prices are not cheap, the colorful displays are very attractive. If you get tired of walking, you can have lunch here. 🕰 Opening hours: Monday to Friday 10:00-18:00, Saturday 10:00-15:00 🏞 Address: Viktualienmarkt 3, 80331 München 🚖 Transportation: Take the U3/U6 subway to Marienplatz station 3⃣ St. Peter's Church Due to time constraints, I chose to visit St. Peter's Church, the closest to the square. This is one of the oldest churches🕍 in the city, dating back to the 8th century. Highlights of the church include the luxurious Baroque altar paintings and the tower, which is several stories high. Climbing up offers views of the city and the Glockenspiel opposite. 🕰 Opening hours: 7:30-19:00; Wednesday 12:00-17:00, Tower: Monday to Saturday 9:00-19:00 🏞 Address: Petersplatz 1 · 80331 Munich 📜 Ticket: 5 Euros 🚖 Transportation: Take the U3/U6 subway to Marienplatz station 4⃣ Ludwigskirche Although the exterior of this church💒 is not as magnificent as other churches, the interior is quite unique. Beneath the simple Neo-Romanesque exterior lies luxurious decor. The highlight is the altar painting "The Last Judgment". 🕰 Opening hours: Monday to Friday 11:00 am - 5:00 pm 🏞 Address: Ludwigstr. 22 80539 München 📜 Ticket: Free 🚖 Transportation: Take the U3/U6 subway or bus 153 to Universität station 5⃣ English Garden Strolling through the vast greenery of the largest park in Europe, you can often see squirrels, rabbits, and even foxes. The park features small bridges and flowing water. Highlights include the famous Chinese Tower, a Japanese tea house, a Greek temple, and a surfing spot. It truly is a fairyland park. 🕰 Opening hours: 24 hours 🏞 Address: Englischer Garten, München 80805, Germany 📜 Ticket: Free 🚖 Transportation: Take the U3/U6 subway to Universität, Giselastraße, or Münchner Freiheit station, and walk a bit to reach the park.