The Bavarian nobility knew how to enjoy life. So if there’s a place that the nobility loved to visit, you can be sure it’s worth a detour. Especially now in the summer heat, you should check out the royal...
Röthbach Waterfall, Kuhflucht Falls, Rißloch Waterfalls —Bavaria has several impressive cascades to offer, some hundreds of meters high. But it doesn’t always take the most spectacular sight to leave a la...
Anyone looking to cool off in Munich during the summer usually ends up at the crowded Eisbach, gets stuck in traffic at Lake Starnberg, or fights for every square meter of grass along the Isar. But ju...
When was the last time you actually went to the theater? If the answer is “it’s been a while,” then August is the best time to change that. That’s because the Knights’ Plays take place in Kiefersfelden al...
Munich is a great city with many attractions, not least of which is its proximity to nature. Whether mountains, gorges, or lakes, the surrounding area has something for everyone. There are also plenty of...
When the stress of everyday life in Munich gets to you, relief is relatively close at hand: In about five hours by car and roughly 420 kilometers, you’ll swap the Isar for azure-blue water, Aperol, and au...
The perfect way to beat the summer heat in Munich is undoubtedly a dip in the water. But especially during vacation, the outdoor pools quickly get packed, so you ’re better off heading to the lakes in the...
When everyday life in Munich gets too noisy, there’s a true haven less than two hours away: the Tegelberg in the Allgäu. Just about two kilometers from the famous castles of Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwan...
When Munich’s summer heat beats down on the asphalt again, we’re all drawn to the surrounding countryside. If you already know the Eisbach and Lake Starnberg like the back of your hand, you should pack yo...
On warm summer days, we’re usually drawn out of Munich to the surrounding lakes to cool off. But if you’re looking for a change from the same old swimming trips without having to give up the water, then t...