Munich Discussion
KVR: Appointment and Registration in Munich
moreAs a newcomer in Munich, one administration office you’ll quickly encounter is the München KVR (kreisverwaltungsreferat = Regional Administrative Office). Inevitably, there are two departments with which you’ll be quickly and involuntarily acquainted within the KVR Munich. To clarify the confusion, the Bürgerbüro (Citizen’s Bureau) is where you would go to go for your address …
Festivals in Munich: Fun Bavarian Festivals and Carnivals
moreThere are so many different and exciting Festivals in Munich. From Beer Festivals, Street Festivals and Art Festivals to Christmas Festivals, Music Festivals and Tradition based Festivals, Munich certainly has its fair share of festivals and carnivals each year, that’s for certain. Understandably, almost everyone raves about Oktoberfest in the first instance, when thinking about …
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Football Teams In Munich: Passion & Power on the Pitch
moreThe Bavarian capital is a famous football city, no doubt, but even most football fans probably don’t realise just how many Football Teams in Munich there actually are. Most modern football fans around the world would be familiar with Munich football thanks to the legendary German club FC Bayern Munich, but Munich is full of …
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Munich Old Town: Altstadt City Walk
moreBefore doing anything on your visit to Munich, we absolutely recommend that you first take a walk throughout the Munich Old Town (Altstadt). You’ll gain a fantastic orientation of the city, discover amazing places to eat, drink and relax, and best of all, you’ll grasp a good sense of the city’s decadent past. Munich managed …
Bavarian Drinks: Forget BEER, Try These Instead!
moreOkies, we all know beer is a big deal in Germany, and particularly in Bavaria, but let’s not be too cliche! After all, there are so many more Bavarian Drinks and tasty German liquors available to any thirsty connoisseur. Whilst it’s true that, on average, a German drinks about 104 litres of beer annually, the …
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Bavarian Phrases: Common, Quirky & Practical
moreAside from the German national language, Munich – like many other regions on the planet – has its own language with specific dialects. In Germany, Hochdeutsch, or High German, is the main language, but when you arrive in Bavaria or southern Germany, especially in the smaller villages, you’ll hear Bairish (Bavarian). Every day you spend in …
