Munich

Munich is often associated with its Bavarian castles, beer festival, FC Bayern soccer team, or Romantic Road. Munich is a lovely city, and Bavaria is a gorgeous part of the world. Millions of tourists are drawn there. Regardless of the kind of handicap, Munich's museums, accommodations, and even public transportation are accessible to those with disabilities. Excellent wheelchair accessibility can be found everywhere, including in hotels, attractions, and public transportation.

Around this square are very large churches, the inside is decorated elaborately and splendidly. The most famous is Notre Dame Cathedral (Frauenkirche) with twin towers with 2 onion-shaped spires. Not far from Marienplatz square, visitors can visit the Residenzschloss palace with its painting museums, Asamkirche church, Theatinerkirche, St. Ludwig Kirche, St. Peter Kirche.

You will be drawn to Munich if you enjoy drinking beer, just like people who travel there to attend the yearly Oktoberfest festival. The city is much more than just its outstanding Bavarian wheat beer. It is home to some of Germany's best museums, such as the Deutsches Museum and Munich Stadtmuseum. Visitors of all abilities can easily access historical places such as the Dachau Concentration Camp, Town Hall, and Church of St. Peter.

Country: Germany