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Very impressive amusement park. Read the description to discover the themes, it explains a lot.
Main thing I have noticed is that every one can enjoy the park because of the diversity of amusements.
Clean, large choice of food, quality and thrilling attractions, this place is a must.

My favorite amusement is « Arthur » : beautiful fairy bubble with a detailed decoration: the roller which starts inside the bubble, above people doing other attractions, is completely gobsmacking…

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Marienplatz in Munich is a captivating hub of Bavarian culture and history. The New Town Hall, with its iconic Glockenspiel clock, is a visual marvel, and the hourly performance is enchanting. The square teems with life, offering diverse experiences, from street performances to delightful local cuisine. Its central location makes it an ideal starting point for Munich exploration. However, it can get crowded, so timing your visit wisely is advisable.

Much has already been said, but it is a good experience.
We first went to the Soviet War memorial and the walked up the main thoroughfare passed the statue of the crier and up to the gate.
It was at dusk so the atmosphere was very nice with the rich colours in the sky.
I won't add any more info about the gate as there is alot online.
The Jewish holocaust memorial is just a short walkaway and we then went to Checkpoint Charlie by which time it was dark and had a real Cold War feel about it in the dark (if you ignore the modern bits like the KFC/McDonald's signs)

The Brandenburg Tur Berlin is the most famous attraction of Berlin. The historical significance of this iconic gate is awe-inspiring. The guided tour provided insightful information about its rich history. The surrounding area is vibrant and perfect for taking in the city's atmosphere. The architecture is stunning, and it's a must-visit for anyone in Berlin. The only downside was the crowds, but it's a testament to its popularity. Overall, a memorable visit and a must-see landmark when in Berlin!

Europa Park is by far the best thempark we've ever been to. It has absolutely everything you could want and more. The food is well priced. Beers and cocktails are yum! Rides are literally everywhere. It's so we'll set out. The app worked great and and ride times were accurate. The operations on the rides are phenomenal. Queue times are so low even in the middle of the summer holidays because of how efficient it is all ran. There are so many water play areas, shows, eateries, bars, rides, seating areas, soft play areas, water fountains (for cooling off, not drinking), the list goes on. We don't speak German and probably should have learnt the basics, but we had no issues because if one staff member didn't understand someone else nearby did so it worked well. Parent swap works great, dedicated entry areas for it too! Easy to walk to from the village of Rust (about 10 min walk) upon entry and exit, there were no queues as they worked through the lines so fast. It took us 3 days to ride every ride between us but we only managed 1 show. There is so much to see and do! We can not wait to come back again.

I had the most amazing day at this Europa park, all the attractions are so cool, nicely maintained, specially do not miss the silver star and voletarium. incredible experience indeed. There is fun for every taste and every age, Food stations are everywhere with various offers. must-visit indeed!

Not yet a total tourist trap. Once you move from the 100% touristy side of the TV tower and pass trough the station... You get to the center of old East-Berlin.
And it all felt a bit... Maybe we just got lucky? Stalls selling souvenirs and stuff they got from AliExpress. Lots of food stalls - I got an African beef stew with rice for 8 Euros. Rickety benches and tables in the middle. A 60's style magicians kid show. "Streetfolk" trying to get what's left on your plate.
I'm sure any REAL Berliner will tell me why this place is not so great and advise me on what else to visit instead.
But getting off of the stupid tourbus on my 24-hour quick stop in Berlin, I'm glad to have been here.

Very nice amusement park, with a lot of diversity. The rollercoasters are incredibly exciting but short. The workers were generally mire on the unfriendly side. Everything is clean. We went on a somewhat rainy day, so there weren't that many people there.

It's iconic. Maybe not to stay, but as a modern central hub, giving a view to both sides of cold war Berlin, it's a place to visit. The TV tower is fun, buy tickets in advance for a great view.

Alexanderplatz is a very happening place as it houses the world famous Berlin-TV tower along with many stores. It is one of the most famous squares in Berlin with well-connected Bus, Tram and Train services. There are events and festivals organised here almost every weekend.

Really enjoyed watching the Glockenspiel of the Town Hall, runs at 11, 12 and 5 during our holiday to Munich. We also paid for the lift to take us up the tower of the Town Hall, I think we paid 6 euros each, the spectacular view was worth it.

If you're in Munich, definitely plan to take some time to visit the Marienplatz. This main plaza has lots to see and do. Around it, you'll find many bars and restaurants. Also, it's most famous for the clock tower with dancing figurines. I'd highly suggest watching this if you get the chance.

What an incredible place! You can walk around for hours, discovering and exploring new places and enjoying being close to nature.
Fantastic collection of plants. Highly recommended!

Majestic town square and the town hall building is magnificent. You can go all the way up the rauthaus to get a panoramic view of Munich city.

There are numerous restaurants and peppy cafes around along with clothing outlets. The great Haufbraubaus is situated just a few mitres from this place.

The garden is near Nymphenburger palace and the entry ticket is around 5 €. There are different exhibitions and a wide variety of flowers planted in an astonishingly beautiful manner in the garden. As well as a huge plant house, each room in it has a different theme and climate with various flowers and plants. Moreover, there is a laboratory for children to play and as the entry is free for children, it is perfect for families as well. There is also a shop to buy souvenirs. But the most amazing thing about this place for me was the picturesque view of the old small palace from the garden with all the beautiful and colorful flowers.
Don't miss it if you are in Munich.

It is a lot of very old stone cut and cleaned and placed in such an order that it is really good looking. Obviously it is a tourist must see and I hope people taking the pictures with it in frame look up the history of it. It is well worth checking it out day and night.

That is an Amazing place to visit. A big historical building with wonderful 👍 architectural design. It has a show right at 12 o'clock that attracts many people. I think everybody must visit there at least one 🕜 time.

Very nice to visit in the summer. The sun is warm, the place around feels festive. There were lots of tourist and it was generally fun to look around and enjoy the sites. I joined a few tours and the history is very interesting too.

Well worth the money! I and my boyfriend spent more than 3 hours there and would have spent even more if the garden wasn't closing soon.
The garden was close to bus stops which was practical, it was nice to roam the garden even though it was raining, visiting the greenhouses was included in the price of a regular ticket (!), everything was well-maintained, there were free (and pretty clean) bathrooms in the garden and the greenhouses, the staff we talked to was nice, there wasn't too many people anywhere (although that could have been because of the rain) which was appreciated.
It'd be nice if there was more maps and directional signs scattered throughout the botanical garden as it is huge and a bit hard to navigate, and also if there were English names (not just Latin) and English informational signs next to the plants (there were some English signs in the greenhouses but not in the outside garden). Some parts of the garden and greenhouses were closed off, but since it's so vast there, there was so much other stuff to see.
Anyway, would love to come back again! So many parts we didn't get to see yet and I bet it'd be fun to come here again. :)

Amazing place to explore and admire nature. Easy access by tram. Stop is just at the main gate. Visited with friends and we love to lost especially in this hot summer day. The garden is large divided in many parts. There are couple of green houses.
There was spring flowers exhibition on. It’s best to enjoy all of the colourful flowers, the green houses, learn more about nature and don’t forget to enjoy fishes & tiny turtles in one of greenhouse.
Entry fee is €5.50 and kids free so it's great to bring your kids and help them learn or you can have a very nice family day out. There is a cafe, restrooms and big lake in the middle of the park.

Potsdam is a beautiful city with lots of interesting architecture all around. You can walk through the Brandenburg Gate, eat or drink coffee near it. ☕️

Visited from the UK. Loved it! Clean, short-ish queues. Colossus definitely the best ride there. Would come back in a heartbeat!

Green haven in Berlin – a botanical garden that's a true masterpiece. The star is an enchanting orangery, a showcase of diverse plants that dazzle the senses. Amid waterfalls and lush flora, it's a cool respite on hot summer days. And don't miss the nearby beer garden, a perfect spot to relax between exploring the park and the mesmerizing orangery. Whether you're a plant lover or seeking tranquility, this garden is a must-visit gem.

Massive place. Loads of space to stand in front of it. Completely free.
I'd recommend going in the day, but also passing by at night as well. It is a different atmosphere at each time. In the evening there were more street performers playing music. Also there were individuals throwing lights into the air which looked really good.

This is a iconic landmark of Belin. This is the only city gate which is still standing. Old days you had to pay a toll to go across. The place is very busy and usually gets very crowded so the best time to visit here is early morning or late night.

Postdam is the perfect place to stay when you want to escape from the hutsle and bustle of Berlin. Brandeburger Tor is quiet an historical spot, we came here with a large family, an African festival was on we had quiet a good time. The dance was good and the music on point.

Visited Potsdam whilst staying in Berlin. It's the perfect place to escape the madness of Berlin and enjoy a quieter pace of life.
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Brandenburg gate Potsdam is the showcase structure within the main square. It's really beautiful and towers the cafes and restaurants that lay around the square.
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Combine your visit with a walk up to Sanssouci Place through the UNESCO gardens you won't be disappointed.

A nice place in the center of city with beautiful and amazing central location in Munich. The architecture is beautifully done. the central square is spacious and you can have a walk around old historical buildings as well as observe monuments around. They worth taking pictures of.
The main reason people love to visit here is its atmosphere at the time of ticking clock tower with dancing dolls. It has couple of very tall towers from where you can have breathtaking views of Munich city.
It’s a crowded place because main shopping street next to it. A lots of shopping stores, cafes & restaurants around for quick shopping or grabbing a quick bite.
Don’t drive there because parking is bite far but best traveling by subway. If you are planning to visit Munich, this place is a must visit.

It was a very pleasant surprise to discover how beatiful and interesting this place can be. Very well maintained and with a wide variety of plants from all over the world, you can easily spend at least 3-4 hours visiting the greenhouses and gardens.

Missed out on the history part as we had the thunderstorm when our guide was telling about the place :) but loved the vibe of the place. Always something going on, looks more like a Times square of Berlin where always something is going on whether it is some protests or tourists taking pictures

A small Castle in the green forest. you have a museum to see the life of medieval people and the castle history, you can climb easily the longest Tower to see a great view. visit duration around 1 hr. 1€/adult on sunday. easy to reach by Bus nr.25 and then a small walk. very educational and entertaining. next to it a resto-hotel to have a lunch after the visit.

It's so peaceful and wonderful! I loved it and if I lived in Munich I would spend quite a lot of time there.
The entrance fee for adults was €5 in August 2023.

The view from across the road is stunning! You can either sit around the fountain and have coffee and take a stroll on the cobbled streets to window shop. Beautiful spot.

Very nice square, we went up to the tower, you can see Munich 360 degrees, appreciating many nice places from a different point of view. The building is incredible, many floors connected by many stairs with many rooms you can visit with no limitation. Really nice also the moment when the clock "is telling" the history of Munich

One of my favourite places in Berlin and the perfect place to go and find a slice of paradise in what is already a fantastic city. If you are in Berlin and the sun is shining, you don’t want to miss this.

Flora from all over the world and a variety of wildlife to see.

Iconic landmark. Always busy with tourists, difficult to get a clear photo. Even at night the place is busy. Easy to get to whether walking and talking in other wonderful views or public transport. One must see landmark in Berlin and Germany.

Botanischer Garten in Berlin is a beautiful place filled with lots of unique plants that will travel you to many different parts of the 🌎, all at once. It's like a quiet, peaceful paradise right in the city! If you love plants, you'll definitely enjoy it here. It's also a great spot to visit with friends and family for a relaxing time together. I highly recommend it for anyone who appreciates nature and wants to have a lovely day out 🌼

This is happening shopping area with a lot of things to do. Many festivals and events always keep happening. I would argue though on whether this is good area to live. I personally felt that there are not many grocery stores nearby.

Great place to chill out though.

We had an amazing experience at what I would call one of the best amusement park in Europe.

What made this park great was the detail they put into the landscape. That makes it enjoyable for the people to walk around the amusement park.

My favorite rides so far were the Silver Star, Bluefire and Poseidon. I recommend going on those rides if you’re in for a thrill.
Because of the abundance of rides, we weren’t able to go on every attraction. Definitely need to visit a second time.

It was wonderful. A lot of flowers in the garden and the greenhouse was really nice as well.

I wouldn't recommend using the entrance on the castle side, it was difficult to use. It had 3 different ticket scanning ports, so people would scan and use the wrong door or be too late and then their q code wasn't valid anymore. So be prepared!

Very nice lively and clean. The amount of people gathering at this public square is astonishing. Many cafeterias restaurants all the major clothing brands and pubs.
On some days they have festivals or events and it's very interesting.

Cute park and one really great roller coaster. The wooden roller coaster was the best. All others were rather short and didn't meet my expectations. Still happy that we visited, it's a great park, just doesn't compare to Europapark or American theme parks. If you lower your expectations, you'll have a great time.
Mostly, it bothered me that the rides were so incredibly short, most were about one minute or less. Still, as I said, great park for a day trip or family trip, just don't compare it with the big parks or rides elsewhere.

Truly the best park in Europe. The entrance fee was more than reasonable compared to other parks, around 55euro. If you want to spend a magical time, don't hesitate and pick it. The entire area of the park is awesome, everything was created to have unforgettable memories. There are attractions and restaurants for all tastes, it's great! Always a pleasure to go there💞

We have visited the park over the weekend with our friends and we were satisfied with the experience. There is a large amount of rides and attractions. Too many to experience even in two full days due to the waiting times. Luckily, there is now an app that allows you to monitor average wait times on almost every attraction, which I would suggest using. It also gives you directions, so that you can reach your destinations as quickly as possible. It's worth visiting at least once if you like amusement parks, but be prepared to do a lot of walking and standing on your feet.

This is a major transport hub and area of activity. As such it should better looked after by the authorities. Despite having it's own police station we saw very few police actually walking around. After Rio this is the worst example of street living that I have seen.... People on mattresses, in tents on street corners and under every bridge. A very lively street food area and even dancing did not relieve that shock that I felt.

Another beautiful monument in this square.

An Enchanting Oasis in the Heart of Berlin

I had the pleasure of visiting the Botanical Garden in Berlin recently, and I must say it was an absolutely delightful experience! From the moment I stepped through the entrance, I was transported into a world of natural beauty and tranquility.

The garden's extensive collection of plants and flowers from various corners of the globe left me in awe. The well-maintained pathways meandered through lush greenery, offering a feast for the eyes at every turn. Each section of the garden has been thoughtfully organized, allowing visitors to explore different ecosystems and appreciate the diversity of plant life.

One of the highlights of my visit was the incredible Tropical House, which took me on a journey through dense rainforests. The humidity and temperature inside mimicked the authentic environment, instantly transporting me to another continent. It was fascinating to witness giant tropical ferns, vibrant orchids, and exotic palm trees up close. The sense of serenity and wonderment one feels in this space is truly indescribable.

Another feature that I found particularly impressive was the themed gardens within the complex. From the Japanese Garden, with its meticulously arranged rocks and tranquil water features, to the Rose Garden filled with a riot of colors and intoxicating scents, each area had its own unique ambiance. Walking through these themed gardens felt like embarking on a sensory journey, offering a momentary escape from the bustling city.

I must commend the knowledgeable and friendly staff who were ever-present and ready to assist with any inquiries. Their passion for horticulture was evident, as they shared fascinating anecdotes about the plants and their care. It greatly enhanced my overall experience and added an educational element to my visit.

Furthermore, the botanical garden provides ample seating areas and beautifully manicured lawns, perfect for a leisurely picnic or a moment of quiet contemplation. The combination of verdant landscapes, chirping birds, and the fragrance of blossoming flowers created a serene ambiance. It's an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts, families seeking a peaceful outing, or couples looking for a romantic rendezvous amidst nature's marvels.

Lastly, I appreciate the accessibility features offered by the garden. Ramps and smooth pathways ensured easy access for individuals with mobility challenges. The restrooms and eating facilities were clean and well-maintained, providing a comfortable experience for all.

In conclusion, the Botanical Garden in Berlin is a true gem that should be on every nature lover's must-visit list. The sheer variety of plant species, the thoughtful organization of the gardens, the knowledgeable staff, and the overall serenity of the place make it a haven in the heart of the city. It’s an oasis where one can unwind, find inspiration, and connect with nature in a truly immersive way. Highly recommended!

A very beautiful and spacious garden, where you can spend 2 hours in a pleasant atmosphere, in the shade, they also have a coffee bar! A large collection of various plants from all over the world in one place

Hotel was spotless. Very clean rooms and public spaces. Food was good and there's a lot of entertainment for children from the Harry Potter style moving painting to the jungle gym and more.

An amazing clock tower with so much ornate detail. It was very busy even on Monday, I would recommend you go on a weekday. The clock rings 3 times a day in the summer. 2 in the winter. Amazing sight to see nonetheless.

Wow Where Do I Start. This park is amazing, it’s one of the best if not the best in the World.

Arrived at 08:30 and some attractions were already open 😲, then walked on rides majority of the day and didn’t wait more than 25 minutes. Did 30 rides and left at closing time. Experienced 1 minor breakdown the whole day which saw can can coaster close for a max of about 10 minutes. They kept silver star & can can coaster open a little longer after park close so people didn’t leave without riding one last ride due to the breakdown.

Operations were world class too, staff were friendly and extremely efficient. Food was good except the Food Loop which was quite expensive. Paid €15 for a burger on it’s own but it was tasty so I’ll give them that 🤣

As a whole the park is extremely clean, well looked after and so well ran. Over 2 days did 55 rides and experienced shows and had time to eat and shop. Will definitely be back next year 👍

Parking was also efficient. Was in and out in no time. Entering the park was just straight in. Long Opening Hours too so no need to rush and plenty of transportation attractions such as a train and 2 monorails.

I recommend this park as it is PERFECT FOR EVERYONE!

Brandenburg Tor in Berlin is an unforgettable symbol of unity and history. Its majestic neoclassical architecture and iconic presence captivated me. Located in Pariser Platz, it's a lively hub for exploring the city. The gate's historical significance, witnessing both division and reunification, adds to its allure. Don't miss this must-visit landmark, conveniently close to other attractions. Visit early morning or evening for a less crowded experience. Brandenburg Tor left me with a deeper appreciation for Berlin's rich past and its spirit of unity. Highly recommended!

Hi Everyone, I am new here. Can anyone please let me know what is the Friday prayer timing? Thanks 🤗

Classic monument, the hallmark of Berlin! Our experience was unique because in the evening we enjoyed an event in honor of the special olympics, it was amazing!

This gate predates its famous counterpart in Berlin, adding to its significance. The gate's majestic architecture and intricate details showcase the rich heritage of Potsdam.

A touristy place one should surely check out. Get off at Alexanderplatz station to visit the famous TV tower of Berlin. There are a few nice bars and places to shop nearby. We generally go to the movies as there is a cinema hall which plays movies in English. Surely well connected.

As a plantlover, this is a must visit place in Berlin. The Botanical Garden offers different great green areas to have a walk, greenhouses, and a museum to visit. For me, the highlight is definitely the greenhouses. There are lots of interesting plants inside waiting to be discovered. I really like the cactus area.

Unique experience. Sincerely didn't expect so much beauty at one place. It is the biggest collection of trees, plants and flowers so well taking care of. I spent 4-5 hours there and it was worth it.

especially Christmas time is a place to go and see. Local is a place where people and tourists meet. If you are lucky, there is no fog and you can see Alexanderplatz tower. You can have good food and have a good time. Unfortunately, I found market prices a little expensive, it could have been cheaper. It could have been better in terms of toilet and cleaning.

Visited the Cathedral on a Saturday and it was crowded. This is the first Cathedral in Germany built in the 4th century and included in the list of UNESCO world heritage sites. It was a wonderful choice to visit this place at Trier.

Could anyone let me know how to get prayer timings of Nuremberg for Shafii madhab? I couldn’t find prayer timings in mosques.

Yesterday, we visited this amazing world of flora for the first time. I must say that’s not definitely our last time. We started with an exhibition by a flower artist. Our toddler enjoyed the entire garden very much, specially, the greenhouse of the palm trees. The fossils of those palm trees are dated back to the dinosaur era (150 million years old).

The garden is an ideal place to take children during a holiday. They get very excited seeing the ducks, turtles and all the plants from all over the world.

Lastly, about the mobility. There is a well designed path which are accessible by wheelchairs and strollers throughout the garden. Also, a cafe is situated right in the middle of the garden with many spectacular gazebos around. So, after a long walk, it is nice to have a cup of coffee and cake viewing the amazing flowers around.

Simply amazing. One of Munich’s very special places. The tulips are coming to an end but we’re still resplendent yesterday. Seniors entrance fee = €4. We will go back and explore other areas of it. There is a nice restaurant in the middle. On a sunny weekend I would recommend getting there early. It is very convenient for us to get there by streetcar. Nice interactive area for kids to make paper. The people involved with this are doing a great job. Bravo !!

An amazing place to spend time with you friends or family. You can find attractions for all ages and levels of fear. Lovely stuff on every place including cafés. Definitely worthy to come back again.

A place to visit for sure they have a variety of choices even for one year old baby we enjoyed it to the max
I recommended all the families to take food and drinks with them so you and your kids can eat while going from one activity to another.
There are restaurants too if you want to eat there
They have a medical centre ( Emergency centre )
Big car park
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You can't park in the car park without a ticket

Download the app, and it will tell you how long you have to wait and all the inf you want to know about it.
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I had a group ticket which cost 45€ (for 5P), a very fair price.

Unbelievable!! We had so much and play every over and over again. Because we went there in Tuesday, so it's not really crowded. The waiting time isn't that exhausted. More time to explore and play rolling coaster 💯🎢

I was here with my friends for the weekend and the holiday! It was an amazing experience. I would suggest to get the tickets in advance to avoid standing in the line and if you're going on a very busy day, do consider to buy the express butler tickets to avoid queues for the rides.

It is situated at a central place, the street through the gate is so beautiful but the gate in itself is just okay to visit. It doesn't have the same grand view when compared to the Brandenburg gate in Berlin

I had an amazing day.
The only problems I have are that the toilets are pretty dirty and that most food there is really pricy and tastes bad.
We got Pirate Burger and my friend did not even have a burger patty on his Burger. You pay more than 10€ for a meal that costs you like 4€ at McDonald’s or Burger King. For 10€ at either of those you can get much much better food.
Also I did not see any place for parents to change their baby’s diapers.
The best roller coaster, in my opinion, isn’t the Colossus or the Krake, it’s Flight of the Demon. Definitely check that one out instead of the others.

Historical landmark - automatic 5 stars, how do you rate the value of history?

It's beautiful in deed. There is a cafe, a museum and a burg or a tower where you can go up to watch the beautiful view of the surrounding area. You can learn more about historical events about the Castles.

Well worth it! Learn about the history of castles in medieval Bavaria (there are five thousand of them!) in about 30 minutes (museum isn't that big, but very interesting). Entry is €3,50 and includes access to the tower (kids are free). Stop by when you're in the area! 💯

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Interesting place, great architecture, spiritual place

Beautifull place.

Very quiet and calm part of munich. Especially interessting if you wanne see some of the medial traces of this city

Turkey mosque for Friday prayer, cleaned and well maintained!

Nice place to visit. Specially when you are with family

Very beautiful place in Potsdam!

Within walkable distance from the Potsdam Hbf, we visited this place on our way to the station. It is possible to take bus no 695 from the Brandenburg Tür and visit this monument with the adjoining structures like the NicolaiKirche and the Potsdam Museum before you head for your final departure.

The usual pretty obelisk. No more no less.
It is located in a square surrounded by pretty local attractions that are interesting to visit if you have free time separate from visiting other more popular tourist places of the city

Excellent location , very good and wonderful mosque with Turkish cultural background .This mosque is near to downtown and good for tourist Muslims , who want praying during tour .

Excellent Museum with a great view from the tower.. unexpected gem...

Clean.. Friendly staff..

A lovely area in Potsdam

Very nice, clean, spacious and really close to the old city so it's perfect for muslim tourists who needs to stop by and pray. The Turkish community here are very friendly too :)

This is a gem of a castle. So tranquil away from the busy city. Take the S7 from the city centre. It’s quite small but has bags of charm. The surrounding area is lovely too. Make sure you leave time for a walk in the woods and the river below. The river is so clear with trout . The castle is about 15 mins from Hollriegelskreuth from the S7 . It’s not very well signposted hence 4 stars. But google maps sorts that.

Hidden gem of a castle museum near Munich. Easy to reach with Tram 25 from Rosenheimer Platz (400 meters or so from tram station). It is cheap (1 euro for seniors and kids), nice interactive displays (all in German), and an excellent view from the tower over the river Isar. Since it is unknown--never crowded.

The view from the tower is nice. All the information in the museum is in German only, but it seems fairly extensive. You can see things like the family tree of the family that lived there, what life was like in and around the castle in olden times and a display of weapons, farm implements and the like. The museum is well kept and it is clear that a lot of effort went into it.