Four levels of exhibits concerning European and American toys await. Marienplatz – Enjoy the performance of the Glockenspiel clock at the Marienplatz before exploring the Spielzeugmuseum (Toy Museum) in the Rathausturm. Some portions of the facilities are only available to adults, but the slides are open to kids of all ages! Therme Erding – This water park has water slides, a spa, sauna, and thermal water pools. Munich Fountains – If the weather is warm, play in one of the many Munich fountains! Taxisgarten – The Taxisstrasse beer garden’ spare ribs have received high marks and there is reportedly a play area for kids. The circus travels during the summer, but if it is back in town for Oktoberfest, your kids should enjoy the show! It is Europe’s largest circus, with an arena that seats 3,000 for performances. The circus is now run by the founder’s granddaughter. It’s a good way to entertain the children or purchase something to bribe them.Ĭircus Krone – Circus Krone has been based out of Munich since 1919, but the Krone family has been entertaining European families for many years prior. It was established in the 1880s and has five floors of games, dolls, and toys. Obletter Spielwaren – Munich’s largest toy store is located at Karsplatz. Let your children watch a stunt show, ride The NeverEnding Story dragon, and explore the set of a submarine. What child doesn’t love the zoo? The Munich Zoo opened in 1911 and is currently visited by more than one million annually.Ī small amusement park that offers roller coasters, boat rides, and a petting zoo, among other things.īavaria Film Studios – Tour Munich’s version of Hollywood. It has over 1000 activities to keep them busy. The Science and Technology Museum also has an exhibit for kids called the Kid’s Kingdom for children three to eight years. Stroll through Munich’s English Gardens, feed the ducks, walk along the river, and enjoy the other amenities of this large city park (among other things, for you, that’s the beer garden!). It has lots of hands on activities for children. This museum reopened in 1990 in Nymphenburg Palace although it traces its history back to 1809.

Munich Natural History Museum (Museum fuer Mensch und Natur) – We don’t even think you’ll need to resort to the swings!

From the sharks at Sea Life Centre to sightseeing via Olympia Tower, you’ll definitely keep them entertained. There’s tons for kids to see and do at the Olympic Park.

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