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  • Jul 9, 2026, 6:58 PM

    Antworten auf Deutsch sind OK! Aber, ich spreche nur ein bisschen Deutsch.

    Hello! If you had a day in München, and you were leaving in the evening, what tourist attraction type things would you do?

    My interests as a tourist are good food, computer/hacker related things, live music (especially raves/EDM), and historic landmarks and/or art.

    I can't drink alcohol, so I will not be going to the beer hall or other primarily alcohol-related attractions.

    Boosts appreciated!

    #munich #münchen #germany #travel

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  • Jul 9, 2026, 7:54 PM

    @Byte historic landmarks we have a lot of. there are a lot of themed city tours (more interesting than regular tours, I think) here: stattreisen-muenchen.de
    we have a chaos computer club space in munich wiki.muc.ccc.de/public:treffen that might be interesting regarding the hacking scene. but most events there are in the evening or weekends.
    landmarks: architectural, I think Olympiapark is most interesting. If you are interested in churches and can stand baroque ostenation, visit Asamkirche (it's small, but ostentatious) in the city center. there are several other remarkable churches (Alter Peter, Frauenkirche, St. Michael) in the city center.
    free entry, very good museum: NS Dokuzentrum (nsdoku.de) about the rise of fascism and its influence in Munich, specifically.
    good food... don't eat german food. we have good japanese restaurants, persian, ethiopian are also personal faves.

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  • Jul 9, 2026, 8:05 PM

    @Byte there is also a city museum with changing special exhibitions, muenchner-stadtmuseum.de
    for the german "street food" experience... go to a local bakery, buy a snack. Zöttl has a great sweet nut pretzel (Nussbreze), Rischart has terrible bread but good Krapfen. yes most bakeries you'll find are chains, but local chains.
    you can also buy Döner, but tbh, there are better places in Germany to get a good Döner than Munich.
    If it's a hot summer day: run through the fountain at Karlsplatz at least once.
    if you need to do more indoors: the Deutsches Museum is a huge collection of mostly scientific or technical exhibition, it's huge, so maybe just pick a few parts that sound interesting to you. If it's on, do the high voltage show there (bring earplugs if you're sensitive to loud noises).
    botanical garden is beautiful, but a little off the path. (botmuc.de)
    this city can entertain for weeks, just pick sth

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