Munich Auer Dult: Family Day tomorrow, fair runs to Sunday
Tuesday brings reduced ride prices at the autumn Dult. Free entry, open daily 10am–7pm until Sunday: how to get there, tips for parents, what is on.
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Munich with kids, 24–25 Oct: Pooh, jazz and a Mozart party
Before the autumn holidays, Munich’s stages offer puppet theatre, join-in jazz and a Mozart birthday party for children from age four.
Munich autumn holidays: what to do with kids until 8 November
Theatre, children’s cinema, Halloween and a zoo trip: the best family dates in Munich between 24 October and 8 November, with addresses and prices.
Munich with kids this weekend: museum night, Dult, gaming
About 100 museums open until 1 a.m. on 17 October and the Kirchweihdult starts in the Au — prices, hours and how to get there.
Munich to Check Rental Ads for Overpriced Flats
A new city tool will compare online listings with the rent index and write to landlords who ask too much. What it means for tenants and where to get free advice.
Munich’s autumn Dult: what families should know
The Kirchweihdult runs 17–25 October on Mariahilfplatz. Free entry, Family Day on 20 October – plus travel tips and costs for kids.
Munich Tram Turns 150: Free Festival Weekend for Families
On 17 and 18 October MVG marks the anniversary with a vintage-vehicle parade, a free anniversary line and a depot open day with children’s activities.
Munich kids’ cinema: €3 tickets at Gasteig HP8
A children’s film every Friday at 3 pm, and almost daily during the autumn holidays. Kids pay €3, adults €4. What is on, for which ages, and how to book.
Free Gaming Days for Children at Munich’s City Library
On 17 October a Haidhausen library hosts a Mega Gaming Day, and in the autumn holidays it welcomes the TOMMI Games Award for ages 8 to 16. Both are free.
Munich’s Blutenburg Castle: Free Picture-Book Show for Kids
Originals by the “father of the Wimmelbuch”, free entry for children, plus a craft day and a lantern festival: what the Youth Library offers families this autumn.
Munich Residenzwoche: What Works for Families
Munich marks Elector Max Emanuel from 16 to 25 October. There is one tour just for children, plus events that need no concert ticket.
Munich Museum Night: One Ticket Covers Four Children
On 17 October more than 100 Munich venues stay open until 1 am, with a children’s programme in the afternoon. One €20 ticket covers an adult and up to four kids.
Bundestag debates housing benefit cuts of over €1bn
In a late-night session on Thursday, the Bundestag held its first reading of the planned housing benefit reform. A third of the 1.3 million households could lose their entitlement.
Munich Ferienpass now digital only
Since 5 October Munich's holiday pass is sold online only: €14, five pool entries and Hellabrunn Zoo. What families should know before the autumn break.
Free trauma therapy in Munich: register by 31 October
Refugio München offers refugees from Ukraine free psychotherapy with Russian and Ukrainian interpreters. Its twice-yearly registration window closes at the end of the month.
Munich with kids this weekend: free concert, space suits, €1 museum
A Beethoven concert free for under-14s, a space-suit exhibition and a €1 museum on Sunday: what families can do in Munich on 10–11 October, with prices and times.
Munich deploys scancars against illegal parkers
Munich plans to use camera-equipped vehicles, known as scancars, to catch illegal parkers. The cars will scan license plates and automatically report violations.
Munich Opens 25 Rooftop Gardens: City Invites to Special Views
This weekend, interested visitors can explore 25 rooftop gardens and terraces in Munich. Not only spectacular views await, but also some unexpected installations.
First Summer Travel Wave Expected: Traffic Jam Risk on Many Highways
Nine German states start their summer holidays this weekend, which could lead to traffic jams on the highways. According to ADAC, roadworks and heat damage are expected to cause disruptions, especially on major travel routes.
Tunnel: Traffic Chaos on First Day of Closure
On the first day of the partial closure of the Tunnel on Munich's Mittlerer Ring, traffic jammed on alternative routes. The CSU called it a 'total catastrophe.'
Public Viewing in Munich: World Cup Without Central Fan Zone
Munich has not set up a central fan zone for the ongoing FIFA World Cup. As the Süddeutsche Zeitung reports, several locations are offering public viewing instead.
EU Reform: BAMF Sees Itself Well Prepared
The Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) is approaching the implementation of the new Common European Asylum System (GEAS) with confidence, as Bavarian Broadcasting reports.
Regensburg Mayor Wolbergs Sentenced to Prison
Joachim Wolbergs, former mayor of Regensburg, has been sentenced to two years and six months in prison for accepting benefits.