Technically, Schloss Blutenburg.
We take a lot of walks these days. Well, honestly, we’ve taken a lot of walks since March when the coronavirus restrictions started. Shane is still unable to work due to coronavirus delays, so we’re still walking! Lucky for us, we have a new neighborhood to explore, and Schloss Blutenburg happens to be within walking distance!
Duke Albrecht III, the Duke of Bavaria-Munich, built Blutenburg as a hunting lodge in the west of Munich. The castle, located between two arms of the River Würm (which runs through Pasing, our town) dates back to 1432. He also built it to house his secret wife, a commoner named Agnes Bernauer. Unfortunately, their marriage was discovered by the Duke’s father, who declared Agnes a witch and had her murdered – thrown off a bridge into the Danube River, to be exact – in 1435.
Over the years the castle has been in the hands of many (the Duke’s second oldest son and some private leases), but eventually fell into dis-repair. In the 1970’s, an association was formed to restore the castle, and it’s now open to view, with a small museum, a cafe, and most famously, the International Youth Library which houses over 500,000 children’s books in 130 languages.
The path to Blutenburg. 
WWII memorial for those who went to the Dachau concentration camp. 
Statue to honor the love of Duke Albrecht & Agnes.
Practical Info:
How to get there: from Munich hbf, catch one of the many S-bahn trains to Obermenzing bf. From there, you can take a bus (#143) to the Blutenburg stop, or walk ~20 min. If you’re in the Pasing area, I recommend walking. The walk follows the river and there are signs to guide you.
Cost: Free! €3 to visit the museum.
Opening Times: Daily, until 6pm. The chapel closes at 5pm (summer months) and 4pm (winter months).
Rating: 🧡 (if there’s time)
If you’re in the Pasing area, it’s certainly worth the walk. If you’re looking for something a little ‘off the beaten path’ then this is also for you.
Tschüss,
The Shwits 
Looks like a lovely place to explore. I had a chance to visit Munich last September, but as I was in the city only for 48 hours, I only scratched the surface of what it has to offer. Would love to go back one day, but until then, we gonna stay in Ireland. Fortunately, there’s plenty to see and do. Thanks for sharing and have a good day 😀 Aiva
Yes, Munich has been great so far! Before we moved we also spent only 48h here. So, I’m happy we have the time to really see the city now! We can both hope for travel soon, Ireland is still on our list to visit! 😀