Easter Break Kicks Off in Bavaria with Exciting Family Activities
The Easter holidays in Bavaria start on March 28 and run until April 12, offering a plethora of activities for children and families.
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Significant Disruptions Expected in Munich S-Bahn Service This April
Construction work will heavily impact S-Bahn services in Munich throughout April, potentially causing delays during the holiday period.
Top Spots for Unforgettable Sunsets in Munich
Munich offers a variety of picturesque locations to experience breathtaking sunsets. Here are the best places to catch the sunset in and around the city.
Regensburg Runoff Election Puts Vacant Properties and Investment in Spotlight
The runoff election for mayor in Regensburg is underway, with Gertrud Maltz-Schwarzfischer (Free Voters) and Markus Burger (CSU) locked in a tight race.
Munster Transport Strike Brings City to a Standstill
A two-day warning strike by the Verdi union has brought Munich's public transport to a near-complete halt, severely impacting commuters and tens of thousands of fans heading to a Champions League match.
Munich Education Fair to Guide Students Toward Career Paths
The Munich Education Fair on March 21, 2026, will connect students directly with over 100 companies and universities, offering free guidance on career choices, internships, and dual study programs.
Germany Faces Travel Chaos as Ver.di Union Strikes Disrupt Transport
Warning strikes by the Ver.di union have paralyzed parts of Germany's transport network, with all passenger flights cancelled at Berlin's BER airport and local public transport disrupted in Munich and Cologne.
Real Madrid’s Arbeloa Sounds Warning Ahead of Bayern Munich Champions League Clash
Real Madrid coach Alvaro Arbeloa has issued a cautious note ahead of the Champions League quarter-final against Bayern Munich, highlighting the particular challenge of the return leg in Munich.
Bavarian Election Results Spark Dispute Over Party Ranking
A dispute has erupted in Bavaria over the interpretation of local election results, with Free Voters leader Hubert Aiwanger claiming his party came a strong second, contradicting official statistics that place it fifth.
Protesters in Passau Challenge EU Conservatives Over Potential Far-Right Cooperation
Demonstrators in Passau voiced concerns about possible behind-the-scenes agreements between the European People's Party and the far-right AfD ahead of EU elections, as EPP leader Manfred Weber campaigned nearby.
Bavaria Tightens Smartphone Ban in Schools, Extending Restrictions to Lower Secondary Grades
Bavaria is tightening its smartphone ban in schools, extending it to private use in secondary grades up to the 7th. Critics argue this move doesn't go far enough, sparking a heated debate over digital distractions in classrooms.
Bavarian Village Faces Bizarre Runoff: Only One Candidate Actually Wants the Job
A Bavarian village is voting for a mayor who doesn't want the job. This bizarre runoff election in Mittelsinn could force a reluctant candidate into office or trigger a costly repeat vote.
Champions League Clash Amidst Public Transport Strike: How Munich Fans Will Reach the Stadium
A nationwide public transport strike hits Germany on Wednesday, coinciding with Bayern Munich's Champions League match in Munich. Despite the chaos, a contingency plan ensures the Allianz Arena remains accessible by subway for fans.
Munich Public Transport Strike Brought Forward, Threatens Chaos for Bayern Fans
Munich's public transport strike kicks off a day early, clashing with a crucial Champions League match. Thousands of Bayern fans now face a travel nightmare as disruptions loom.
Bavaria bundles municipal educational offerings for newly arrived families
Several cities in Bavaria are working on a joint overview of language courses, advice and school-related offers.