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.
In a daily life where we’re constantly staring at screens, it feels good to consciously seek out an analog pastime every once in a while. Reading is often the activity of choice—after all, what better wa...
Unfortunately, Munich isn’t just known for its beautiful architecture, green spaces, and wide range of cultural offerings—it’s also known for its high prices. So what if you’re on a tight budget? No prob...
The Bavarian rulers and kings have left their mark to this day —and not just in Munich. In addition to castles and castle ruins, there are also numerous sites specifically dedicated to them, such as the V...
Many of Munich’s landmarks are shrouded in myths and legends, such as the story of the “Devil’s Footprint” in the Frauenkirche or the other “Devil’s Footprint” at the Alter Peter. The Alte Hof fits seamle...
Munich has many beautiful parks that invite you to take a break surrounded by greenery. The large parks in particular, such as the English Garden or Westpark, are bustling with visitors and offer plenty o...
If you’re interested in German history—especially after the end of World War II—Berlin is the place to be. There, you can see the traces of a divided Germany and the Cold War up close . For most tourists,...
If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of Schwabing and immerse yourself in a parallel world, you should take a turn at Hohenzollernstraße 58. Tucked away in a back alley, you’ll discover this art oa...
Summer in Munich means, first and foremost, city life! People flock to the Isar, the parks, and the city’s outdoor dining areas to enjoy the sun. On top of that, there are great open-air events on every...
In downtown Munich, several sacred buildings rise up, significantly shaping the cityscape. Some of them house royal burial sites, with the crypts beneath the Theatinerkirche and the Frauenkirche likely be...
Among Germany’s cities with over a million residents, Munich is generally considered the most stuffy. We don’t see much merit in this prejudice (though we may be just a tiny bit biased)—after all, Munich...