Summer fun in Munich: 20 excursion tips for unforgettable days!

Summer fun in Munich: 20 excursion tips for unforgettable days!

The sun shines over Munich and summer is just around the corner - it is high time to discover the best excursion destinations and leisure activities in and around the Bavarian capital. tz reports that ... has 20 exciting tips ready for summer vacation. From refreshing bathing lakes to entertaining open air cinemas-there is something for everyone.

The Georgenschwaige Bad is a highlight among the natural baths with its reopening. The chlorine-free and CO2-neutral bath inspires with a wooden deck, a non-swimmer pool and a wide water slide. Children under the age of 12 have free admission and can play and splash around carefree here. The jump into the cool water can be dared from 10 a.m.

films in the open air

For film fans, Munich has two open air cinemas to offer. Daily film screenings in the Olympic Park attract visitors who can look forward to classics, children's films, comedy shows and even poetry slams. Films in the western park are also shown in the open air. That makes you want an evening with popcorn and friends in a relaxed atmosphere. muenchen-online.de informs about…

The five Seen Film Festival, which takes place from August 5th to 17th, 2025 in the Sebad Starnberg, also offers a large selection of current films as well as artexia and classic beads. Managing Director Matthias Helwig leads the festival and will also present comedies, dramas and animated films there that make the heart of every film fan beat faster. Here real cineastes get their money's worth, and only a stone's throw from Munich. Breitwand reports that…

eventful outdoor activities

What do you think of a round volleyball in the English garden? The volleyball fields on lawn not only offer a sporting challenge, but also the opportunity to cool off in the refreshing streams of the park. And if it can be a little more relaxing, the Poschinger Weiher attracts north of the English garden with a natural pool lake - easily accessible by bike or car.

For those interested in culture, there are several events that are worth a visit. The Japanese exhibition in the State Library shows famous works of art and is available free of charge until July 6th. There is also a solo exhibition by the artist Noname in the Contemporary Arts Museum that deals with topics such as immigration and overconsum. The doors are open to visitors except Mondays and Tuesdays.

• flea markets in the Olympic Park and exhibition center Riem - a paradise for bargain hunters!
• The Fürstenfeld monastery attracts with its breweries, museums and beer gardens.
• A skate event called Bladenight will be held in Nymphenburg on June 16 for the sporty.

Whether a hike along the Isar at Aumühle, a visit to the fairytale forest in Wolfratshausen for the smaller or just relaxing in the Westpark - the possibilities are almost endless. And if you want to south, you will reach the Starnberger See, the last place of the death of King Ludwig II, and the idyllic moor near Benediktbeuern.

Let yourself be inspired and enjoy the summer in and around Munich to the fullest!