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.
Munich’s open-air summer is currently in full swing, and it feels like every square in the city is transforming into either an open-air stage, a movie theater, or a festival venue. This weekend, classical...
Munich offers cinephiles and culture junkies a colorful array of alternative cinemas that are a far cry from mainstream monotony. Here, you’ll find not only the big blockbusters but also hidden gems that...
Munich is home to numerous art museums that take you on a journey through every era. From ancient collections to urban art, our city offers the full spectrum. But even beyond the traditional art museums,...
In Munich, one open-air event follows another in July, and many of them are free of charge to boot. From street festivals and theater to opera and concerts, there’s truly something for everyone here, so y...
Nymphenburg Palace, with its opulent architecture, presents a magnificent sight that catches your eye even from a distance. Even from the other end of the palace canal, at the Hubertus Fountain, you can s...
It’s no coincidence that Munich is considered one of Germany’s cultural capitals. Like almost no other city, it offers countless recreational activities, including the city’s many museums. Here, you can...
Art lovers in Munich tend to gather west of the Isar in the Kunstareal, where one exhibition follows another around the Pinakotheken and Königsplatz. But you can also admire significant works of art in oth...
In Munich’s Kunstareal , you ’ll take a journey through art history from antiquity to the present. If you’re primarily fans of modern art, the Museum Brandhorst is a great place to visit, alongside the Le...
Summer has arrived in Bavaria, and with the heat, Munich residents love to spend every free minute by the water. On weekends, nearby Lake Starnberg is particularly popular and becomes the number one desti...
When you think of major European film events, Cannes and the Berlinale are the first to come to mind. Munich, on the other hand, isn’t exactly known as a film capital, yet it, too, can celebrate cinematic...