Germany

Munich

Is Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven in Munich, Germany? Indeed, some call this sculpture "Stairway to Heaven."’ Though, according to Danish artist Olafur Eliasson who created the sculpture, the endless staircase represents movement without a destination.

It's impossible not to admire the design of the extraordinary subway stations in Munich! Explore the dark and extraterrestrial vibes of this subway station at Westfriedhof while waiting for your subway in Munich.

A pop of color in a city that's known for its monochrome architecture is unexpected in an exciting way. Head under the busy city center above and don't miss out on an opportunity to capture the bright orange architecture.

This elongated hallway inside a 16th-century castle embodies pure opulence. Capture the luxurious history, adorned with marble railings, painted ceilings and religious devotional items throughout the palace's oldest room.

Along the Isar River, you'll come across beautiful park views that make you feel like you're in a remote forest from a time long ago — even though you're in the heart of modern-day Munich. From this vantage point, you'll have a clear view of a 19th-century landmark Protestant church. Capture the roman and neo-gothic architecture, framed by lush trees surrounding the bridge.

In addition to the tram rails, Munich also offers beautiful, old buildings that stand out in the streets. If you're looking for a quaint corner that features buildings with stucco, curved tracks and only a few subjects walking through your frame, then this location is for you!

Best photo locations in Munich