Munich will bloom again in autumn 2021.
After the city was more or less paralyzed for a long time due to the Corona, life is now returning.
Munich - The International Motor Show IAA Mobility * alone (for the first time in Munich) attracts tens of thousands of visitors to the city *.
There will be more major events in the coming weeks - we just have to do without the Oktoberfest this year.
Gourmet market:
From Allgäu mountain cheese to
game sausages
from the state forest: Bavarian delicacies from all regions are still available until Sunday, September 12, at the gourmet market of the Ministry of Agriculture on Ludwigstrasse.
Open daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Munich and the Wirtshaus-Wiesn: Oktoberfest flair in the shadow of Corona
Wirtshaus-Wiesn:
This year, too, the Wiesn replacement * is running in Munich's inns and beer gardens.
From September 18 to October 3, Oktoberfest delicacies and music await visitors, along with hearty decorations.
These include, for example, the Augustiner Klosterwirt, the Hofbräukeller and the Löwenbräukeller.
Munich Marathon:
Approval came on Wednesday: The Generali Munich Marathon will take place again on October 10th. Start and finish are in the Olympic Stadium, the marathon takes place in two rounds - parallel to the half marathon. The tour leads over Elisabethstraße into the English Garden, there in a long loop through the northern part of the park. Registration and information at www.generalimuenchenmarathon.de.
Berlin Food Week:
Berlin Food Week is coming to Munich from September 20 to 26 - with a total of three events.
On September 24th from 1pm to 6pm there will be a taste of organic fruit balls in the event kitchen at Hugendubel at Stachus, and on September 25th from 11am to 4pm there will be workshops on how to ferment vegetables yourself.
In the Frischeparadies branch at Zenettistraße 10e there are five newcomer products all week - and a live tasting of purely plant-based oat drinks on September 25th.
The third event is the city menu: The Organic Garden (Heiliggeiststrasse 1) and Das Edelweiss (Edelweißstrasse 10) restaurants donate one percent of their net sales from a special dish to local climate protection projects.
Munich: Flea markets, outdoor activities and a wine fair in autumn
Munich bicycle flea market:
After it had to be canceled last year, this year visitors can again shop for cheap bicycles - this time on September 17th and 18th at the Zenith (Lilienthalallee 29). It is open Friday from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is free, registration required at https://t1p.de/9vpj*. A medical mask is mandatory when visiting.
Munich outdoor sports festival:
Whether on the mobile ski jumping facility, on the climbing wall or during stand-up paddling on the Olympic lake: After a one-year break, there will be plenty of action again at the Munich outdoor sports festival on September 19 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Olympic Park. Admission is free. Only those who have been tested, vaccinated or recovered have access to the site; contact details are recorded. It is compulsory to wear a mask on the entire site. More information at https://t1p.de/tk0ks.
Wein Herbst München:
What would an autumn be without wine? At the wine vernissage "Wein Herbst München" from October 29th to 31st, 120 winegrowers and wineries on the Praterinsel will present their best and latest creations. 900 wines are available for tasting. Tickets are available from 13 euros - on the Internet at https://t1p.de/4gxk.
* tz.de / muenchen is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
