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Munich, the capital of Bavaria, and one of the largest cities of Germany, has
much to offer. Owing to its various sightseeing places including palaces, castles,
museums and art galleries, Munich has emerged out as one of the popular tourist
locations. Apart from these, there are many Parks and Gardens in Munich which
attract the visitors in considerable numbers.
The Maximilian Park is one of the most visited parks in Munich. Situated on
the right bank of the River Isar, this park covers a sprawling green area. Designed
by Carl von Effner, this plush park features picturesque paths leading to the
high bank through the trees and bushes. It is one of the most prominent Parks
and Gardens in Munich. This park includes the Gasteig Park, the high region
of which is currently used as a municipal sports field. Later, Wilhelm Zimmermann
built terraces and a road inside the garden.
The Nymphenburg Park is another lush green park in the city of Munich. It
is one of the popular Parks and Gardens in Munich. With the extensive areas
of greens all around, this park simply stands apart. This park provides a countryside
feeling. The pristine charm and grace of this park attracts huge number of visitors.
There are many other Parks and Gardens in Munich in store for you. You must
visit the gorgeous English Garden. This garden features trees, dam, paths and
many exquisite architectural structures like the Apollo Temple, the Chinese
Tower, the Stone Bench, and the farm house. You will also notice other constructions
like the Rumford Hall, the Rumford Monument and the Harmlos statue. There is
also a magnificent lake named "The Kleinhesseloher See". On a whole,
the design of the garden reflects graceful art and architecture.
Among other Parks and Gardens in Munich the Munich Court Garden and the Poet
Garden are two of the notable ones. The former is housed in the Munich Residenz
and features beautiful flower beds, trees and plants, splendid structures and
a pleasant fountain. The latter is a famous public park in the city featuring
an idyllic scene and roads around it.
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