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Tips for Your Visit: The New Town Hall
If there's a question that even our all-knowing Munich guests struggle with, it's the one about the age of our town hall. What looks so medieval, however, is actually modern. Neo-Gothic, to be precise.
Duties of a Night Watchman
The main task of the night watchman was to ensure safety and order in the towns and villages. After all, thieves, criminals, and other unsavory characters often roamed the streets.
Favourite Spots in Munich: The Olympic Park
On your next visit to Munich, you should definitely plan a trip to the Olympiapark. It has become a popular attraction with its sports facilities, recreational amenities, and unique architecture.
Official Partners of Märkte München
GREAT NEWS: We are official cooperation partners of Märkte München, the Munich Markets! We are thrilled, because this means that we can now conduct our Viktualienmarkt food tasting tours directly at the stalls.
Oktoberfest and its history
O'zapft is! Here's to a peaceful Oktoberfest! But how did it all begin? Why is it called Oktoberfest when it mainly takes place in September? And will 2024 be a new record-breaking year? Let us answer some of your questions.
Packing for your trip to Munich
When is the best time to visit Munich? Any time really! But how hot will it be in summer, and will you be freezing in winter? Let us help you pack the right clothes for your trip to the capital of Bavaria.
Must-Sees in the Old Town of Munich
Well, there's quite a lot to discover! In our “village of a million people”, the beautiful famous sights are all very close to each other. It takes an easy stroll from one attraction to the next.
All you need to know about the Glockenspiel
The Glockenspiel is one of the most famous attractions in Munich. Every day at 11 a.m., 12 p.m., and in the summer months additionally at 5 p.m., music will start playing before and while a total of 32 figures show historic scenes on two levels.
How to Eat a Weisswurst or: High Noon
A hearty Weisswurst breakfast is an essential part of any visit to Munich. Being on a meat-free diet is no longer an excuse, as there are now vegetarian and vegan alternatives. But how does one eat a Weisswurst?
Where Did The Pretzel Come From?
Pretzel, Brezel, Brezen or Bretzel: It all starts with the inconsistent name. And if you try to find out where the pastry originally came from, you will probably have a very hard time.