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Here is how a real traveler spent 10 days in Munich. Day 1: Marienplatz, Viktualienmarkt. Day 2: Munich Residence, Asamkirche. Day 3: Nymphenburg Palace, BMW Museum. The stop most travelers include is Allianz Arena, in 3 of 2 trips. The full plan below has times, ticket prices and travel time between stops.
Built from 2 real traveler itineraries on Packy AI, copied 1 time by travelers. Last updated November 2026 by the Packy AI Travel Team.
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10 days in Munich, day by day
A real plan from a traveler on Packy AI, copied by 1 other traveler. Follow it as it is, or copy it and change anything.
Munich
Day 1: Marienplatz and Viktualienmarkt
Day 1 starts at Marienplatz at 9 AM; allow 1 hour to explore this historic square. Then, take a 5-minute walk to Viktualienmarkt, arriving at 10:30 AM; allow 1.5 hours to enjoy the food stalls. Finally, stroll for 15 minutes to the English Garden at 12:30 PM; spend 2 hours relaxing in this beautiful park.
9:00 AM
Marienplatz
The heart of Munich, featuring the stunning Neues Rathaus and famous Glockenspiel, bustling with shops and cafes—a must-see for every visitor.
60 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
10:30 AM
Viktualienmarkt
A vibrant food market in the center of Munich with fresh produce, local specialties, and traditional Bavarian delicacies—perfect for a delightful lunch.
90 minsFree to explore; food prices vary20 mins by walk to the next stop
12:30 PM
English Garden
One of the largest urban parks in the world, this green oasis offers serene paths, beer gardens, and a picturesque lake—ideal for a relaxing day outdoors.
120 minsFree
Day 2: Munich Residence and Asamkirche
Start Day 2 at Munich Residence (closest to city center) at 9 AM - allow 2 hours for exploration. Walk 10 minutes to Asamkirche for a brief visit at 11:30 AM (30 minutes). Next, take a 15-minute tram (ticket ~€3) to Deutsches Museum by 12:30 PM - spend 3 hours there.
9:00 AM
Munich Residence
Once the royal palace of Bavarian monarchs, the Residenz is a stunning complex featuring beautiful architecture, lavish rooms, and an impressive treasury.
120 mins€1220 mins by walk to the next stop
11:30 AM
Asamkirche
This Baroque church, built by the Asam brothers, is a hidden gem showcasing stunning frescoes and intricate details—a must for art lovers.
30 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
12:30 PM
Deutsches Museum
The world's largest museum of science and technology, featuring interactive exhibits and fascinating displays perfect for inquisitive minds of all ages.
180 mins€14
Day 3: Nymphenburg Palace and BMW Museum
Day 3 starts at Nymphenburg Palace at 9 AM - allow 2 hours to explore the gardens and museum. Take a 20-minute tram ride to the BMW Museum, arriving around 11:30 AM for 2 hours of exhibits. Afterward, head to Allianz Arena at 2 PM; it’s a 25-minute public transport ride. Allow 90 minutes for the stadium tour.
9:00 AM
Nymphenburg Palace
A stunning Baroque palace with expansive gardens, showcasing the grandeur of Bavarian royalty and offering a glimpse into opulent history.
120 mins€1120 mins by walk to the next stop
11:30 AM
BMW Museum
An automotive paradise showcasing the history, technology, and future of BMW, featuring exciting exhibits and iconic cars—a must for car enthusiasts.
120 mins€1020 mins by walk to the next stop
2:00 PM
Allianz Arena
Home to FC Bayern Munich, this iconic stadium with its stunning illuminated façade is a must-visit, especially for soccer fans.
90 mins€19
Day 4: Olympiapark München and Skulpturenpark Pinakothek
Day 4 starts at Olympiapark München at 9 AM - allow 2 hours to explore the park and attractions. Take a 10-minute U-Bahn ride to Skulpturenpark Pinakothek (ticket ~2.80 EUR). Arrive by 11:30 AM and enjoy the sculptures for 1.5 hours. Lastly, take a 15-minute tram ride to Theresienwiese for a 1-hour visit (free access).
9:00 AM
Olympiapark München
A beautiful park built for the 1972 Olympic Games featuring stunning architecture, sports facilities, and recreational areas, ideal for a family day out.
120 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
11:30 AM
Skulpturenpark Pinakothek
A peaceful garden featuring beautiful sculptures, tranquil ponds, and lush landscapes, perfect for leisurely strolls and family picnics.
90 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
1:30 PM
Theresienwiese
Famous for hosting Oktoberfest, this large open space is ideal for events and festivals, with plenty of activities for kids and tasty street food.
60 minsFree
Day 5: St. Peter's Church & Tower and SEEHAUS im Englischen Garten
Start Day 5 at St. Peter's Church & Tower at 9 AM (allow 1 hour). Walk for 10 minutes to SEEHAUS im Englischen Garten by 10:30 AM (stay for 1.5 hours). Enjoy a leisurely 15-minute stroll through the park before heading to Museum Brandhorst at 12:30 PM (allow 1.5 hours).
9:00 AM
St. Peter's Church & Tower
The oldest church in Munich, offering a stunning tower with panoramic views of the city, rich history, and beautiful baroque architecture.
60 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
10:30 AM
SEEHAUS im Englischen Garten
Enjoy traditional Bavarian fare and local beers in a beautiful lakeside setting within the English Garden—perfect for families and a laid-back meal.
90 minsVaries; around €15-25 per person20 mins by walk to the next stop
12:30 PM
Museum Brandhorst
Showcasing modern and contemporary art, this museum features a vibrant collection and is a tranquil space for art lovers amid the bustling city.
90 mins€10
Day 6: Hofgarten and Bavarian National Museum
Start your day at Hofgarten at 9 AM, allowing 1 hour to stroll through the gardens. Then, take a 10-minute walk to the Bavarian National Museum for a 2-hour visit starting at 10:30 AM. Afterward, head to Maximilianstraße, a 15-minute tram ride (~€3), arriving by 1 PM to explore for 1 hour.
9:00 AM
Hofgarten
A beautiful historical garden offering a serene retreat with classical statues, manicured lawns, and a charming pavilion, ideal for relaxation and leisurely walks.
60 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
10:30 AM
Bavarian National Museum
A grand collection of artifacts showcasing Bavarian culture, art, and history—perfect for those interested in the region's heritage and traditions.
120 mins€1020 mins by walk to the next stop
1:00 PM
Maximilianstraße
An upscale shopping street lined with luxury boutiques and designer stores, perfect for a luxurious shopping spree or window shopping.
60 minsFree
Day 7: Theatine Church and Botanical Garden Munich-Nymphenburg
Day 7 starts at Theatine Church at 9 AM - allow 30 minutes to admire its Baroque architecture. From there, take a 15-minute tram ride (~€3) to the Botanical Garden Munich-Nymphenburg, where you should spend 2 hours enjoying its diverse flora from 10 AM.
9:00 AM
Theatine Church
An exquisite baroque church known for its striking architecture and vibrant frescoes, offering a peaceful atmosphere for reflection and admiration.
30 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
10:00 AM
Botanical Garden Munich-Nymphenburg
This botanical garden is home to diverse plant species and themed gardens, offering an educational and peaceful retreat from the city bustle.
120 mins€520 mins by walk to the next stop
12:30 PM
Konigsplatz
A neoclassical square surrounded by grand buildings, holding significant cultural importance and hosting various events throughout the year.
60 minsFree
Day 8: Eisbachwelle and Bavaria Statue
Start Day 8 at Eisbachwelle at 9 AM for 30 mins of watching surfers. Travel via tram (about 15 mins, ~€2.80) to the Bavaria Statue, arriving at 10 AM - spend 1 hour exploring. At 11:30 AM, head to Paulaner am Nockherberg by tram (15 mins, ~€2.80), enjoying a leisurely 3-hour lunch.
9:00 AM
Eisbachwelle
Experience surfers riding the wave in a man-made river in the heart of the English Garden—an unusual sight that’s both exciting and entertaining.
30 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
10:00 AM
Bavaria Statue
This impressive statue protects the Theresienwiese and symbolizes Bavaria, offering stunning views from its elevated platform—ideal for photography.
60 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
11:30 AM
Paulaner am Nockherberg
If visiting in March, don't miss this unique beer festival celebrating strong beers, traditional Bavarian music, and delicious food—a true local experience.
180 minsVaries; entry free but food and drink costs apply
Day 9: Hellabrunn Zoo and Deutsches Museum
Start Day 9 at Hellabrunn Zoo at 9 AM - allow 2 hours for exploration. Travel via tram 17 to reach Deutsches Museum by 11:30 AM (15-minute ride, €3). Enjoy the museum for 90 minutes. At 1:30 PM, head to München Hauptbahnhof using the S-Bahn (10-minute ride, €2).
9:00 AM
Hellabrunn Zoo
A large wildlife park that offers a close-up view of various animals and a great playground for kids.
120 mins10€20 mins by walk to the next stop
11:30 AM
Deutsches Museum
A museum dedicated to the history of technology with hands-on exhibits suitable for children.
90 mins9€20 mins by walk to the next stop
1:30 PM
München Hauptbahnhof
An architectural marvel and hub with shops, eateries, and a unique atmosphere.
60 minsFree
Day 10: Luitpoldpark and Allianz Arena
Start Day 10 at Luitpoldpark at 9 AM (allow 90 mins). Travel via tram (5 mins) to Allianz Arena by 11 AM (90 mins). Finally, take a short 20-minute taxi ride (~€20) to Bavaria Filmstadt at 1 PM (allow 120 mins). Attractions are ordered by proximity to the city center for a balanced day of leisure and exploration.
9:00 AM
Luitpoldpark
A large park perfect for picnics, with play areas for kids and beautiful walking paths.
90 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
11:00 AM
Allianz Arena
Behind-the-scenes tours of one of the world's iconic football stadiums that children will love.
90 mins15€20 mins by walk to the next stop
1:00 PM
Bavaria Filmstadt
A film studio with guided tours where kids can learn about movie making and enjoy thrilling rides.
120 mins12€
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Everything you need to know about spending 10 days in Munich
Yes. The plan on this page fits 30 stops into 10 days, about 3 a day. Travelers on Packy have planned Munich trips from 2 to 10 days.
The plan on this page opens with Marienplatz, Viktualienmarkt, English Garden.
Across 2 traveler itineraries, the stops that come up most are Allianz Arena (3 of 2), Deutsches Museum (3 of 2), English Garden (3 of 2), Luitpoldpark (3 of 2), Marienplatz (3 of 2).
From the plan on this page: Munich Residence is €12; Deutsches Museum is €14; Nymphenburg Palace is €11; BMW Museum is €10. Prices change, so check before you book.
Yes. Copy it into Packy AI, set your dates, then add, remove or reorder stops. Packy keeps the timings and the route up to date.
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