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.
Most people probably associate fetish clubs featuring latex and leather more with Berlin than with staid, middle-class Munich. But our city isn’t nearly as prudish as many believe, and of course there’s r...
Despite the many mountains in Bavaria, Munich itself is fairly flat. And the few hills that do exist here are usually not even natural, such as the Olympiaberg or the Fröttmaninger Berg, for example. The...
Temperatures are cooler, the days are noticeably shorter, and life is slowing down a bit again. After an exciting summer filled with festivals and open-air events, the city is gradually slowing down agai...
When you think of statues you can walk through, the Statue of Liberty probably comes to mind right away. But you don’t have to fly across the pond to enjoy one— we have our own version right here in Munic...
Let’s be honest: You don’t go to Oktoberfest to save money. A day at the festival can easily cost 100–150€ —and how many of us really only go once? But there are a few ways to keep expenses in check, at...
It’s already been a wild ride—the annual battle for festival tent reservations. If, like so many others, you weren’t lucky enough to sn ag one, don’t despair just yet. There are still ways to snag a last-...
Visiting Munich for the first time or just looking for new things to do in the Bavarian capital? As a cultural and fashion hub , it offers a wide variety of exciting sights, diverse activities, and culin...
Leaves in shades of red and gold adorn the city’s streets. It’s the perfect time for exciting folk festivals, interesting art exhibitions, sporting events, and much more! Even in the first week of the mo...
It won’t be long before the world’s largest folk festival once again draws millions of visitors to Munich. And you won’t just encounter the crowds at the festival grounds—you’ll run into them on the way t...
It immediately catches the eye: the red brick tower at Rindermarkt. While other Bavarian cities such as Dinkelsbühl or Rothenburg ob der Tauber have retained their old fortifications—and thus their medieva...