Visit unique historical and art monuments. Get to see the Munich Residence which was the old Royal palace of Bavaria, the Munich cathedral, the New Town Hall and the Viktualienmarkt food market.

The Glyptothek was commissioned by the Bavarian King Ludwig I to house his collection of Greek and Roman sculptures, and now you can get the full lowdown on its best bits with a local guide. Paul's tour guests get a unique insight into ancient mythology and the development of sculpture and art as you explore the museum together. You'll head out in a small group, making your experience that much more personal. Any questions, just ask! Many of the pieces in The Glyptothek in Munich were once presented in the Antiquarium in the Munich Residence. This makes a visit here a great complement to a tour of the Royal Palace.

You will see unique historical and art monuments. You will have the chance to visit the Munich Residence which was the old royal palace of Bavaria, the Munich cathedral and of course, the New Town Hall. If you are a gourmet lover, the Viktualienmarkt food market will be sure to delight you.

The traditional Munich Residence Concerts offer popular classical masterpieces with carefully selected ensembles and impressive interpretations right in the heart of Munich. For over 15 years, this celebrated Munich concert series in the Allerheiligen Hofkirche - the most exciting concert hall in Munich - has been a firm favourite with music lovers. The architectural blend of historic Residenzkirche and ultra-modern architecture with perfect acoustics makes this concert hall so unforgettable.

The Glyptothek is the most fascinating collection of Greek, Roman, and Etruscan sculptures I know. It’s a unique Museum devoted to Greek Statues. Raised by King Ludwig I, with his most talented architect Klenze, this place is a must-see when visiting Munich. The solidarity with Greece, where the Regent's son Otto became the first Greek King, is visible everywhere in my city. During my tours, participants get an insight into ancient mythology and the development of sculpture and art. I work just with small groups to deliver the best event for my guests. Many of the pieces were once presented in the Antiquarium in the Munich Residence. This makes a visit here also a proper complement to a tour of the royal palace.