The park looks great, but gets crowded and chaotic super fast. Unfortunately it has a crisscross…read morelayout, so people crashing into each other is happening very regularly.

I'm no expert on skate parks - I haven't owned a skateboard in forty years, but I can see that this…read moreskatepark in the Olympic Park is very nice. It is a short walk from the Olympiazentrum U-Bahn station. There are a number of open spaces, random bumps and rounded jumps for those who have a lot more grace and balance than me. While I was here, there were some skateboarders and BMXers shredding. Or whatever it is that they call what they do. Some were wearing helmets, which is always a good thing. The park is in a nice bit of shade and there are some benches where you can sit. [Review 12031 overall, 1814 of 2019.]

Small and poorly desgined skatepark. The layout creates more crashes and chaos than it does provide…read morefor a fun and safe skatesession. Would not recommend.

Fun little park but way too small for the amount of ramps and rails. The center of the park is…read moreconsidered the killzone.

Wish I took more pictures of this fantastic garden. I am ecstatic that my husband and I took the…read moretime to walk from our hotel to the English Garden. We brought sandwiches, snacks and water which made for a little picnic. The garden is enormous and beautifully maintained. Wish we had gardens such as this in the USA. I think this may even be bigger than the Central Park in NYC - most certainly safer! We went on a Monday but it was still full of people. From what it seems, it's a favorite among locals and tourists alike. Locals wade into the water and there are even some spots where they surf! I believe there's even a lifeguard in one of the areas. They don't just let anyone surf though and there are some warning signs about its dangers. Hubby and I were able to find a bench in the shade where we just enjoyed the scenery for a while. It was perfect for our jet lag recovery The park is also within walking distance from many other landmarks in Munich, such as The Residence, the Odeonsplatz, Mariensplatz, The Munich Cathedral, among many others.

This park is larger than Central Park and is arguably the largest park in Europe. We only spent a…read morefew hours with our bikes exploring, but we were thrilled with what we discovered around every turn. There's a beautiful river with plenty of waterfront space to relax and even a place to watch surfers practicing. There's a huge beer garden by the Chinese Tower, great for a break or people watching. There's lots of well maintained pathways for walking snd bikes. Munich residents are lucky to have this space!

The park itself is truly beautiful, feeling like a walk in the woods where you'll randomly…read moreencounter lovely old houses and castles, each with its own little story to tell. The architectural style is very charming, and the light snowfall added to the enchanting atmosphere. There are lots of swans, you can feed them. It's a wonderful place for walks, especially in summer and spring. There are free parking spots nearby, and the restrooms are clean and open.

What an interesting historical place. Lots to see here. Free parking and free roam of the grounds…read more Pay a $10 euro fee to access the palace although visitors only scratch the surface from the rooms visible to visitors. It's just ginormous and incredibly historic. Cafe on site for refreshments.

This is the old town center area…read more It's a really beautiful area to walk around with plenty of shopping . The architecture was stunning ! It's one of those things you have to witness on your own to believe . In the center of the town is a large clock tower of the chimes on special occasion and at least twice a day. It was lovely just to walk around and take the huge buildings.

I went to Marienplatz to see the Glockenspiel, but seeing an Israeli flag displayed there made the…read moreexperience feel political and uncomfortable for me. I was very disappointed and ended up leaving without watching the performance.