There is always something new to discover in our city: Here you’ll find stories, secrets, curiosities and hidden places that make up the Munich you can’t see with the naked eye.
She is a bit eerie, lying there like that and staring at you with her wide-open eyes. While most visitors trudge up to the Old Peter, others prefer to pay a visit to Saint Munditia, who is on display here...
Bavaria is a land of beer, and that naturally applies to its capital as well. However , that doesn’t mean wine has never played a role in Munich’s history . As early as the 14th century, the Weinstraße (W...
In the middle of an idyllic forest near Eberfing in the Upper Bavarian Alpine foothills lies a small wooden cottage that is home to Britta von Boguslawski. The Munich native, whom the people in the region...
Those who want to enjoy the sunset in Munich usually choose between the Hackerbrücke, the Olympiaberg, and the Friedensengel. The latter is one of the many places in the city that bring a touch of ancient...
The year 1972 shaped Munich like no other. In the wake of the Summer Olympics , this great era bestowed upon the city on the Isar indispensable landmarks such as the Olympic Stadium and the subway system....
When people think of princesses, images of fairytale castles, magnificent gowns, and lavish balls likely spring to mind immediately. But not every princess lived like a character in a fairy tale, as There...
Anyone traveling in Munich naturally takes the subway to get from A to B quickly and comfortably. But what is now part of everyday life for millions of locals and visitors was still just a pipe dream just...
Imagine walking across an open field in the 17th century, about a two-hour walk from the Munich Residenz. It was precisely there in 1664 that one of the most impressive architectural masterpieces in Germa...
The building of the Bavarian State Archives on Schönfeldstraße is an imposing sight. Where the history of our state is documented today, there once stood the bank of a fraudster well-known throughout the...
Have you ever wondered, while taking a leisurely stroll through the Olympic Park, what’s actually hidden beneath the meadows of the Olympiaberg? If you climb the 60 meters to the summit, you can enjoy a b...