Alter Peter (St. Peter's Church Tower), Munich

The entrance fee is €5, but it's worth it.
Stairs lead up to the 14th level. Once at the top, you'll have a magnificent 360-degree view of Munich.

St. Peter, the Peterskirche behind the Marienplatz, is the oldest parish church in Munich, whose expansion in Romanesque style is mentioned as early as 1181. Its tower, which has about 300 steps leading up to its observation deck, and which the people of Munich call Peter, is one of the city's best vantage points, and at the same time houses the oldest bells and clocks in Munich.

The Church of St. Peter on the Petersberg is the oldest city church in Munich and is called by the people of Munich only the "Old Peter". It has Romanesque origins, but has often been redesigned. Popular everywhere is the ascent to the tower with its fantastic panoramic view of the city and the Alps (near Föhn).