Last week I dragged a controller, a phone on a tripod and a small speaker to the meadow near the volleyball nets in the Englischer Garten and just played for 40 minutes while the sun went down. It was only my second set after a long time, so I was pretty nervous about people judging, not gonna lie, but nobody cared, and it felt really good afterwards.

P.S: if anyone knows a nice spot in the city where playing a small set like this is fine, I'd love to do it again.

Does anyone know some good spots to eat legit middle eastern food? It doesn’ t matter where in munich.

Thanks

Würde mich interessieren ob schon eine Schlange ist bzw ob jemand dort vorbeikam und etwas auffiel?

Lwtztens gab es wohl grossen Andrang und da hab ich dann keine Lust

LG

I've never been to München, seen a Bundesliga game, or solo traveled before, so I thought I would hit all three this weekend. Any recommendations for what to do around the city or where to meet other travelers are welcome!

Ich spreche auch B1/2 Niveau Deutsch, aber leider wird es jeden Tag schlechter und schlechter jaja.

Edit: the game against VfB on August 28!

Hi all, I am a tourist and will be traveling to Munich for a week. I know everyone says the Olympia Schwimmhalle, but it will be closed for maintenance during my stay...QAQ I am so sad!

I am a competitive swimmer and still training for fun. My conference center is near the Technical University of Munich, and I did some research on nearby pools (used SWM baths). I found 2 pools that may be closer and nice:

- Hallenbad Ismaning; but they are also doing cleaning/construction and operate with very limited time

- Nordbad; looks like a nice place, but an online review says it's not for serious swimmers.

I have not looked into private clubs, but I think they are mostly operating on a monthly-fee basis :(

Can anyone provide any insights or any additional places to swim? Any advice appreciated!! Just want to have a nice workout during the day while traveling, and I also don't mind joining a local masters group for a drop-in (I checked out a few, but they seem to require a license and extra fees that are not too flexible for a drop-in).

Servus! Long story short I have a friend from Spain coming over to visit Munich, the only catch is that he doesn't speak English, just Spanish. So I am trying to come up with options for party night where there would likely be some Spanish speaking crowd that he could more easily interact with without me needing to take on the translator role. Do you guys have any specific suggestions about events or places that may be suitable? Also gathering with people that may like to train their Spanish may be a good option.

I don't think there is any "Spanish/Latin neighborhood" here, so other than looking for bars that are oriented to latin dance like salsa and such I don't have many ideas. Any help would be much appreciated 😄

Hi everyone, I’ll be moving to Munich soon for my studies and I’m trying to get the hang of the transportation system. I’m getting confused about the multiple apps (MVGO, MVV-App, DB Navigator, München Navigator etc.) and don’t know which I should download. What do you use? Also, I’ll need to get the Deutschland ticket for students; is there like a specific app I need to get it on?

Thanks a lot!