Munich’s BMW World is one of the most popular sights in Bavaria, and not just because of its spectacular architecture. Besides the idea of creating a meeting point between the product and customer, a museum was attached to host exhibitions on various subjects as well as the highlights from over 90 years of automotive history by the Bavarian premium manufacturer.
The distinctive BMW Welt, honoured by the Royal Institute of British Architects for the highest architectural quality in 2008, the BMW Museum, with an exhibition area of 5,000 m², and BMW’s headquarters in the four-cylinder building, what is an example for one of the most worth seeing of modern architecture in Munich that fascinate about 3 million visitors a year. Together, they are one of the most visited attractions in Bavaria.
With the Platzl Hotel BMW Adventure Package, you can experience the past, present and future of BMW World up close and personal. You will be picked up from the hotel in an exclusive BMW limousine in the latest series and driven to the museum. Once there, you will receive a guided tour, after which you can explore the more than 120 exhibits at BMW World on your own. After exciting and interesting five hours, you will be picked up by your driver and returned to the Platzl Hotel.
You can then unwind from your busy day at BMW World in our “Moorish Kiosk” wellness area with sauna, steam room and fitness area. Spend two relaxing nights in one of our comfortable 4-star Superior rooms and enjoy our rich Bavarian breakfast buffet the morning after.
The Jesuit Church of St. Michael was founded as the church of the Jesuit college located in Munich at the time. It is one of the first Renaissance churches built north of the Alps and set the trend for baroque church design in southern Germany. The importance of the Catholic faith and teaching are shown not only in the church’s architectural features, but also in the history of the church to the present time.
The interior of the church is covered by the largest cantilevered barrel vault north of the Alps and the second largest in the world.
The Façade
The Hard Rock Café is known worldwide for spicy burgers in rocking atmosphere. Nearly every significant world metropolis has a branch of this popular American chain. The chain now has 149 stores in 53 countries around the world. The concept has had enormous success in Amsterdam, New York, Paris, London, Berlin and Munich. Other Hard Rock Cafés in Germany are in Cologne and Hamburg. But the location of Munich’s branch in the historic old town directly across from the Hofbräuhaus am Platzl makes Munich’s Hard Rock Café something unique. Here you can get authentic American cuisine with an original Bavarian touch.
The Hard Rock Café in the heart of the Bavarian capital
Champions League and Bundesliga matches
In the middle of Munich’s old town, 
The second is the Château Lynch Bages (1989) from the winery of the same name in the Pauillac appellation in Bordeaux. The 1989 Lynch Bages was rated by famous American wine critic Robert Parker with 95 out of 100 points and received the designation “outstanding”. This wine impresses with its highly concentrated fruit flavors, as well as its strong, powerful and full-bodied taste which it uses to its enormous potential. The price of a 750ml bottle of this exceptional wine is €520.00.
The Domberg Museum is the diocesan museum of the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising. It is located on the historical Domberg (Cathedral Hill) near the Mariendom in Freising. Overall, the museum has approximately 16,000 works from the last 2,000 years of art and Christian ministry. It is thus one of the largest religious museums in the world outside the Vatican and receives about 30,000 visitors annually. Since 1 January 2012, theologian and folklorist Christoph Kürzeder is director of the museum.
Over a display space of 4,800 m2 visitors can view a wealth of high-quality mediaeval pieces, nativity scenes from Bavaria, Bohemia andTyrol, the royal nativity scene from Naples and the nativity scene formerly displayed in the cathedral. In addition, the Freising cathedral treasure and the icon collection are on display on the ground floor. Modern works, yearly special exhibitions and objects of historically significant artists like Erasmus Grasser, Jan Polack, Lucas Cranach and Hans Leinberger and works by modern artists such as Alexej von Jawlensky and Rupprecht Geiger round out the museum’s diverse offerings.
The current special exhibit “Love Child” (Seelenkind) has been extended due to high demand to 3 March 2013. It shows the intimate relationship of a nun to the Child Jesus, from her reception into the novitiate to daily practices in honour of the Child Jesus, and is dedicated to the ways the newborn Christ is displayed in the Bavarian convents. On display are a number of Christ Childs, paintings and convent embroideries.
The striking yellow of the Theatiner Church at Odeonsplatz reaches upward into the blue-white heaven of Bavaria. The facade of the Catholic Hof- and Stifts Church of the St. Kajetan Theatiner Order, known as the Theatiner Church, is among the most splendid of the city’s buildings. It was the first church in Italian late Barock style to be built north of the Alps. However, it is in the interior where the beauty of the Barock, with its restrained white decoration, is really to be seen. And it is the contrast between exterior and interior which make St. Kajetan one of the most fascinating churches in Munich.
The Interior – Totally in White
The Royal Crypt
There is hardly another part of Munich’s historic centre which is so well suited to a pleasant stroll as Sendlinger Strasse. The connection between Marienplatz and the Gothic style Sendlinger Tor in Sendling has existed since the 14th century. Flanked by heritage buildings such as the Assam House, the Assam Church or the Presbytery of St. Johann Nepomukfrom the late Barock, Sendlinger Strasse offers a unique historic setting for strolling and shopping.
The shopping boulevard will feature several special points, such as the artificial stone slabs used for the ground surfaces. These, with anthracite coloured basalt strips, will make the street surface sparkle. Another particularity is the ban on street planting for the whole Sendlinger Strasse, in order to underline Middle Age origins of Munich’s historic centre. The project to redesign the street will cost around 1.1 mill. Euro, and will ensure enough opportunity for leisurely strolling and shopping in Munich’s beautiful and old city centre.
In each of the 167 rooms, a 32 inch HD-TV turns watching television into an Entertainment Experience. The integrated Electronic Programme Guide makes choosing a programme even easier. Instead of consulting a traditional programme magazine, you now have the possibility of viewing all the relevant information directly on the television screen. In addition to the station information, under the heading “Hotel A-Z” you will find everything you need to know about Platzl Hotel Munich. From you room, for example, you can peruse the menu and choose what you want to eat in our 
On the 1st of January 2013 Munich re-starts with a particular highlight of the winter sports season. The slalom elite meet at the Audi FIS Ski World Cup in the Olympic Park. Up to 25,000 enthusiastic fans of winter sports can then follow races over the 200 metre course from the top of the Olympic mountain to the Olympic lake. The event begins at 4 p.m. A coordinated program with information booths, music and stalls selling hot food and drinks around the Coubertinplatz provide the perfect complement to the event. For information and tickets please visit: 
Be fascinated by the humorous entertainment and top-class artistry of the performers at the GOP Variété Theater in Munich. You can expect a show combined with the varied use of light and an impressive production of body art to be a breath taking sensory experience. The world première of the latest GOP production took place in Munich on 1st November. The GOP Platzl Hotel package, allows you to relax in your room with a glass of champagne and get into the mood for a fascinating show. For more information on booking, please visit: 
This music event, that is unique in Europe, has thrilled the audience with its diverse show for the last 18 years. The Aida Night of the Proms combines different musical styles which include classical, pop, arias and chart hits with one another and thus guarantees a musical highlight of the highest class. The 75 strong symphony orchestra, II Novecento, accompanies the series of events from the start. This year, the audience can expect well-known stars such as Mick Hucknall, Anastacia and the American acapella group “Naturally 7” . For more information and tickets for this concert highlight, please visit: 
When the days get shorter and the air cools, anticipation for winter’s treats such as mulled wine and roasted almonds starts to rise. In Munich you will find many ways to enjoy the winter season to the fullest. Within walking distance of the Platzl Hotel Munich, there is a wide selection of traditional Christmas markets, each with their own special flair and numerous different wares. These include the famous Christmas and Manger market (Christkindl- und Kripperlmarkt) on Munich’s Marienplatz, the Christmas market at Sendlinger Tor, the cosy Christmas market at the Munich Residenz and the Christmas market at the Chinese Tower. These will give you a comprehensive overview of the many 
Experience the captivating blend of visual effects, music and dance from the repertoire of the King of Pop. Michael Jackson “The Immortal World Tour” not only inspires his biggest fans but also those spectators who are enjoying the superstar’s musical legacy, live, for the first time. Get carried away by the momentum of the Cirque du Soleil, which resurrects the emotion of the King of Pop. The “Immortal World Tour” is a guest at the Olympiapark in Munich from 24 to 25.11.2012. For more information and tickets please visit: