Maximillianstrasse
Maximillianstrasse
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An elegant shopping street that runs through the heart of Munich.
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- Lehel • 6 min walk
- Marienplatz • 7 min walk
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Denny S
Gothenburg, Sweden177 contributions
Apr 2022
One of the cityÅ› four royal avenues. It stretches between the Maximilaneum, where the Bavarian Parliament is based, to Max-Joseph Platz with the Residence and the National Theater. Along the street there are many buildings in the neo-Gothic style and this is Munich's premier address for luxury shopping. There is a wide selection of galleries, designer shops and luxury stores as well as historic luxury hotels (Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten).
Written 29 November 2022
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macedonboy
Glasgow, UK186,397 contributions
May 2019 • Solo
Possibly one of the most exclusive shopping streets in Munich. It is a street that stands out for having luxury shops housed in some magnificent buildings. Not quite as comparable to Bond Street or Knightsbridge of London, but a good way to waste money on expensive items or window shopping if you don't have that kind of money to waste.
Written 31 May 2019
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Dragan Petrović
Munich, Germany1,252 contributions
Jan 2018 • Couples
This is one of 4 royal avenues in the city of Munich. Its total length is about 1100 metres in west-east direction. The street starts at Max-Joseph-Platz and runs toward Maximilianeum (Bavarian Parliament). This elegant street represents some of the most beautiful examples of co-called neo-gothic style. Plan for the street dates back from 1850. Today, the street is full of the most prestigious designer clothes and jewelry stores like Chopard, Cartier, Tom Ford, Giorgio Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, Blancpain, Fendi, Versace, Loro Piana, Salvatore Ferragamo, Ermenegildo Zegna, Dior, Valentino, Hublot, Bottega Veneta, Hermes, Chanel, Saint Laurent, Stone Island, Ralph Lauren, Jil Sander, Escada, Bally, Omega, Hugo Boss, Belstaff, Gucci, Montblanc, Jimmy Choo, Bulgari etc. and truly represents luxury shopping paradise for shopping lovers and window shoppers also. Beside fashion stores, there are also 5 theatres (Nationaltheater, Residenztheater, Cuvilliés-Theater, Münchner Kammerspiele and GOP Variete-Theater), many cafes, Regierung von Oberbayern, Museum Five Continents and one of the most famous city 5-stars hotel Four Seasons Kempinski Hotel. When you are in Munich this avenue is just must see. Absolutely worth a visit!
Written 27 February 2018
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marklaura
Munich, Germany149 contributions
Sept 2017 • Friends
Well, it is the luxury shopping strip in Munich but is also a beautiful street to walk along. There are many boutiques, cafés and restaurants.
Written 24 September 2017
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Marcel H
Cologne, Germany270 contributions
Apr 2014 • Solo
Maximillianstrasse at Munich is the place for all people who don't care about their bank account!
You will find nearly every high end fashion designer in between of expensive cafes and jewellers.
See all the expensive sport- and luxury cars driving up and down.
And enjoy the old and very nice bulidings at the street.
As long as you not a billionaire just walk one up and down and see the expensive/luxury side of the world.
Good for car- and celebrity spotters!
You will find nearly every high end fashion designer in between of expensive cafes and jewellers.
See all the expensive sport- and luxury cars driving up and down.
And enjoy the old and very nice bulidings at the street.
As long as you not a billionaire just walk one up and down and see the expensive/luxury side of the world.
Good for car- and celebrity spotters!
Written 1 March 2015
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Cailein G
Glasgow, UK124 contributions
Dec 2018
Great to wander this street in both directions window shoping. Clothes, jewellery, and food in hotels directly on this street, and just off it. A must see on all visits to the city. Christmas is a glorious time to see it in all its finery
Written 26 August 2019
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Mike S
London, UK915 contributions
Feb 2018 • Solo
Short walk from the Marienplatz this street features some elegant architecture and many luxuriious stores and the equally luxurious four seasons hotel.
Written 23 February 2018
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Basil M
Gauteng, South Africa138 contributions
Dec 2017 • Couples
this street is for people that love to shop and spend big money on expensive designer clothing ,shoes, watches ,suits and other kinds of jewelry .but for me it was just as worth it walking down the street window shopping lol. It was nice and exciting just to look at some of the high end fashion and jewelry since i don like that kind of stuff but cant afford it.
Written 6 February 2018
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Nigar2006
Baku19 contributions
July 2014 • Family
this is exactly area of luxury boutiques, you will really enjoy your shopping if you are a fan of luxury brands. if not - dont go there, you will be upset walking through gorgeous shop windows
Written 30 September 2014
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TaherAlbaghliJulian
Kuwait City, Kuwait1,923 contributions
May 2014 • Family
The Maximilianstraße in Munich is one of the city's four royal avenues. It starts at Max-Joseph-Platz, now Maximilianstraße has the distinction of the highest retail rents in Germany.
The Maximillianstrasse is a very luxurious shopping street with beautiful buildings. Maximillianstrasse is not very central street but close to mareinplatz shopping street.
one of the best street to stay if you like elegance and style of shopping.
note. this location after my fav location in Munich marienplatz
The Maximillianstrasse is a very luxurious shopping street with beautiful buildings. Maximillianstrasse is not very central street but close to mareinplatz shopping street.
one of the best street to stay if you like elegance and style of shopping.
note. this location after my fav location in Munich marienplatz
Written 15 May 2014
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th ename of the jewellery shops , in maximillianstraat run by 2 jewish brothers or cousins
Written 25 March 2017
Hi does anyone know about transport links between this hotel and Munich Airport? Thanks.
We need to be in Munich Airport by 7.30am on the date we are leaving the hotel
Written 24 August 2015
Hitler didn't meet Eva Braun on Maximillianstrasse in Munich at the hotel you stated!
Fresh out of convent school Eva Braun met Adolf Hitler the first time in 1932, when she was working as the assistant of Hitler's personal photographer Hoffmann.
Eva later told her sister: "I'd stayed on after closing time to file some papers and I'd climbed up a ladder to fetch the files kept on the top shelves of the cupboard. At that moment the boss came in accompanied by a man of uncertain age with a funny moustache, a light-coloured, English-style overcoat and a big felt hat in his hand; aka, "A. Hitler".
A few weeks after this meeting she agreed to follow the Führer to his mountain retreat in the alps!
Written 15 July 2015
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