2026 Amberg Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in September)

Strolling through Munich is honestly a whole vibe, especially when the weather hits just right during spring and autumn 🍂🌸. The cool, fresh air makes it *so* much better for exploring! You'll quickly notice that Munich is packed with gorgeous old churches—each one is like stepping into a different world. Must-sees include Frauenkirche (officially Cathedral of Our Dear Lady, at Frauenplatz 12, 80331 Munich, open daily 7:30am–8:30pm) with its iconic twin domes, and the super stunning St. Peter’s Church (Rindermarkt 1, 80331 Munich, open 7am–7pm) where you can climb the tower for epic city views. Don’t miss Asam Church (Sendlinger Str. 32, 80331 Munich, open daily 9am–6pm), which is extra Insta-worthy with its wild Baroque vibes. Every single spot has its own story and the architecture is totally swoon-worthy! Honestly, if you’re in Munich, just let yourself wander—there’s always another beautiful church around the corner and the city feels so chill during the cooling seasons. Your camera roll will def blow up 📸✨. Ready for your own cathedral crawl? Check times and plan your trip with trip.com for the smoothest experience ever!

#winterescape this was a cold and beautiful winter in Amberg . Since 6-7 years wasn’t snowing these much. The atmosphere created is just amazing. And there are so many things to visit and spend great time . Oh there are also many restaurants that serve delicious food

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Enter through the west gate, and visitors can admire the tall altar from the main hall. Tall altar painting Created by a court painter in Munich in 1766. St. George is the heir of Christ. Lecture hall This church was built in 1702 and is located between the north aisle and the central nave, possibly designed by Father John Hoffman. The statue of Saint Michael is carved on its bell tower. In his right hand, a scroll proclaims that heaven and earth will pass away, but the word of God will endure forever. Above the circular arch that separates the side hall from the main hall, there are 12 plastered statues of apostles reaching into the room, 6 on each side.

A few photos from around #dresden. The first is next to the Academy of Fine Arts with the Frauenkirche in the background. The second photo is a cool near mint condition Trabant I saw near the train station. Trabbis as they were known in East Germany were very much the standard sort of card you'd find behind the Iron Curtain. Today owning one is very kitsch. #triplocal