The cultural offerings in Munich are rich, varied and for every taste. From museums and concerts to cinema premieres and plays: There really is something for everyonehere.
There is a side of Munich that many people walk right past without really noticing it. It lies hidden in the shadows of centuries-old churches, among weathered tombs, and in places where time seems to st...
Are you looking for a special program in Munich for the coming months? We’ve put together a list of the best classical music events for you—including atmospheric candlelit concerts, performances by renow...
When you think of Munich’s most magnificent churches, the Frauenkirche, the Theatinerkirche, or the Asamkirche in the city center are sure to come to mind first. But a true sacred masterpiece lies hidden...
From classical productions to experimental performance art, Munich’s live cultural scene is diverse. In addition to the Münchner Kammerspiele, the Residenztheater, and the Münchner Volkstheater, new forma...
It was clear from the start that the Fat Cat wouldn’t last forever. That doesn’t mean, however, that saying goodbye is any less painful. After all, the end of this temporary use also marks a turning point...
Between the towers of the late-Gothic Frauenkirche and the historic alleyways, Munich reveals a side that seems tailor-made for dark tales and a mysterious atmosphere. In keeping with this, the brings the world of the...
As everyone knows, the Wiesn is the world’s largest folk festival, but Bavaria has much more to offer than just its headliner. Especially in the fall, there are many other folk festivals taking place in...
Today, international stars perform live jazz shows in historic basement clubs, inviting bars provide a relaxed atmosphere, while young musicians bring a breath of fresh air to the city with new sounds. ...
As one of Munich’s most striking churches, St. Matthäus looks back on an extraordinary history: its predecessor was completely demolished in 1938 by order of the Nazis. Today, the extraordinary postwar bu...
For nearly three decades, the Protestant congregation in Munich’s Westend fought for its own church. As construction finally drew nearer, a fundraising method now almost forgotten came to the rescue: a po...