Drive from Hotel am Nockherberg toward the Altstadt around 7:30 AM, allowing roughly 10–20 minutes before traffic and garage access. Central street parking is scarce, so use a garage near Marienplatz—Parkgarage Oberanger is a practical choice—and walk the short distance to Viktualienmarkt. The market is a good early start: browse the stalls, pick up coffee and a pastry or small breakfast, and allow about 45 minutes. Most stalls begin trading in the morning, though individual opening times vary on Mondays.
Walk uphill to St. Peter’s Church at Petersbergl around 9:00 AM. The church is usually free to enter, while the tower carries a small admission charge, commonly around €5–€6; Monday church and tower access can vary, and the climb may close in poor weather, so check locally that morning. Continue to Marienplatz around 10:00 AM for the Neues Rathaus, the exterior of the Frauenkirche, and the square before the main sightseeing crowds arrive. This compact stretch is best explored on foot rather than by moving the car.
At about 11:00 AM, settle into Hofbräuhaus München on Platzl for an early Bavarian lunch—allow 1–1½ hours and roughly €20–35 per person. Then walk or drive the short distance to Deutsches Museum on Museumsinsel for an unhurried three-hour visit. Verify its current Monday opening hours and any timed-entry requirement before setting out; admission is typically in the mid-€teen range, with extra charges possible for special areas. Afterward, drive back from Deutsches Museum to Hotel am Nockherberg around 4:00 PM, budgeting 10–20 minutes plus time to exit the garage and deal with afternoon traffic. Stick to the main route through Au-Haidhausen toward Nockherberg, rather than trying to cut through the pedestrianized center.
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