The Dianatempel and Hofgarten are two distinct sights located in the same area of Munich, Germany. The Dianatempel is a neo-classical temple built in 1791 that uses sculptures of Greek gods to create a graceful setting. The Hofgarten features sprawling gardens and landscaped pathways, as well as a bronze equestrian statue of Bavarian monarch Maximilian I. The gardens also have a kiosk bandstand, an outdoor chess court, and an artificial lake. The Hofgarten is a popular place to take a stroll or relax with a picnic lunch. There are benches and pathways that provide opportunity for sunlit relaxation or shade. Both sights are top choices for tourists visiting Munich.
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