The city of Munich houses many historic structures and a diverse range of museums. The city’s moniker originates from the Old German term ‘Munichen’, indicating ‘by the monks’, a nod to the erstwhile monastery that initiated its development. The city’s pastis a treasure trove of untold tales and local folklore. Our journey takes us next to the Residenz Palace, the erstwhile royal domicile of the Wittelsbach rulers. The Residenz, a bustling city castle, boasts of medieval, renaissance, baroque, rococo and neoclassical architectural styles, room ornamentations, and an extensive collection of previous royal assets. The progression of affluence and authority observes a palpable presence in this residential establishment that grew through the ages, with its architecture reflecting history’s many facets. Accompany our guide and delve into the intricate details of this structure, with its history spanning five centuries.