Statue of Bavaria and Hall of Fame, Munich
The 19 m (62 ft) high statue is the personification of the Bavarian homeland.
The 19 m (62 ft) high statue is the personification of the Bavarian homeland. You can climb up to the viewing platform inside the head. During Oktoberfest you can get a great view of the fair. The Hall of Fame at the back of the statue is a pantheon to celebrated Bavarians (the Hall of Fame is closed during Oktoberfest).
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About Statue of Bavaria and Hall of Fame
Theresienhöhe 16
+49 89 290671
Statue of Bavaria and Hall of Fame and Nearby Sights on Map
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