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Fernando Bujaidar Teruel
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Chinesischer Turm (Chinese Tower)
Located in the heart of the English Garden (Englischer Garten ), Munich, the Chinese tower was built in 1789-1790, as a performance platform. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Englischer_Garten)
Till today, the Chinese tower still entertained its visitors and guests with traditional music from the brass band and beers from one of the earliest brewery in the region. Housing a spectacular seating space of more than 7000 people, it is set to create an all year round Oktoberfest atmosphere. (http://www.cityscouter.com/travelguides/munich/Chinese-Tower-Chinesischer-Turm.html)
As one of the most frequently visited attractions in Munich, the Chinese tower is a popular social gathering space, both for the locals as well as foreigners. Together they drink; chat, sing and dance, under the Chinese tower in the English garden of Munich, Germany. To find such a Chinese pagoda in such context is ironic, but nevertheless, it provides the vast park with a distinctive landmark. Which otherwise would be a real challenge for the visitors to find their ways or even to set a place for meeting.
Also the language of the Tower narrates the possibilities that cultural influence of the Chinese once swept across this land. Creating immense fascination that inspired Architects to construct a 25 meter high tower in the middle of a European city.
Although the Chinese architecture physically dominates the space, the local culture remains as the soul of the place. In other words, the actual atmosphere is still formed and shaped by the Bavarian living habits and lifestyle.
Marienplatz(Munich City Centre)
Known as the city centre of Munich, it served as an important public square to the city since 1158, hosting various important social events. (http://www.aviewoncities.com/munich/marienplatz.htm)
Today the square is dominated by the gothic style architecture of the new townhall, built in 1867 - 1909, it was the solution to the overcrowded old townhall back then. (http://www.aviewoncities.com/munich/marienplatz.htm)
Inhabited by shops, traditional restaurants, souvenir kiosks and the fact that it is the old city square, Marienplatz earned itself the title as a ‘must visit place’ in numerous travel guides . However, these are the only reasons which explain the thousands of people visiting daily.
Well connected to more than 3 busy subway stations, all within comfortable walking distances. Like our vital body system, they depict the arteries to the heart, making circulations through the square natural.
Besides that, varieties of businesses and activities flood into the square, resulting in a lively and vivid atmosphere, which is able to attract and retain the crowd. These also act as a relief to the network of busy streets, creating a pause to the dynamism.
One clear example of the effect can be seen daily during the 1100, 1200, and 1700 hours. At this time of the day, figurines within the famous Glockenspiel perform 2 traditional stories dated back in the 16th century, entertaining the hundred of audiences in front of the gothic facade for a whole quarter of an hour. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rathaus-Glockenspiel)
Marienplatz was of course not spare from modernisation but despite the increase of modern shop fronts and contemporary architecture languages, traces of the past are still highly visible and significant. Historical buildings, old streets paving and even old town drainages are retained. Therefore, the possibilities of the experiencing old city charm of Munich today.
Author 3: Carla E.Tosso
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Dornberg Straße
Ostbahnhof Tram
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Author 4: Adham Momtaz
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Author 6: Giselle Gurgel and Suranjana Datta
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Schloss Phillipsruhe
Palace garden
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Author 7: Balázs Dukai
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