Latest news from Munich.
From soaring rental costs in Schwabing to heatwave mortality figures and a controversial sick-note rule, the statistics shaping Munich in summer 2026 tell a sharper story than the headlines alone.
Growing evidence links regular physical activity to measurable drops in anxiety — and Munich's fitness infrastructure puts that remedy within reach of almost everyone.
From record heatwave deaths across Europe to a contentious workplace policy threatening Bavarian workers' routines, the stories dominating Munich this week have direct consequences for residents' daily lives.
From soaring rents in Maxvorstadt to heat-stress figures in the English Garden, the statistics shaping life in Munich right now.
Independent organizers and neighbourhood groups are reshaping what happens on stages and streets across the city, moving away from top-down festivals toward community-driven events.
From Schwabing to Sendling, the city's economy is shifting in ways that will hit household budgets this summer.
Pen and paper are making a quiet comeback in Munich's wellness circles — and the science behind writing your way to calm is harder to ignore than ever.
Discover Munich's top farmers markets this July. Shop seasonal Bavarian tomatoes, peak produce, and learn what local vendors recommend for summer wellness.
Find affordable group exercise at Munich's council-run sports centres. Here's how to access dozens of weekly classes in your neighbourhood.
From Maxvorstadt AI labs to Schwabing fintech offices, the city's digital economy is reshaping who gets hired, how much they earn, and what skills actually matter in 2026.
As Munich's cost of living pushes deeper into European top-five territory, residents are finding creative ways to keep their health routines intact.
While Bayern Munich fills the Allianz Arena and the Bundesliga prepares for its new season, a quieter revolution is reshaping how ordinary Münchners engage with sport — and it starts on the Isar's banks.
From a housing crunch years in the making to a summer heatwave that is straining infrastructure, the week's news in Munich did not come out of nowhere.
With bookings tightening and costs rising across the city, the window to position for this year's festival is closing faster than most operators expect.
A generation of artists who lost everything in 2020 created new venues and networks that now define the city's cultural edge—and they're passing the torch to the next wave.
Munich apartment prices fall to €7,800/m² in 2026. Explore current purchase costs, rental demand, and neighbourhood trends across the city.
Explore Munich's top attractions from historic Marienplatz to world-class museums and the English Garden. Discover what to do in Bavaria's capital.
Discover Munich's top dining destinations, from Michelin-starred fine dining to neighbourhood gems. Explore innovative Bavarian cuisine and Alpine-sourced menus.
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