From free festivals and open-air classical concerts to major rock shows and art exhibitions, the Bavarian capital presents a diverse cultural program catering to a wide range of interests. Whether it is art, entertainment, or inspiration, this weekend in Munich promises something for everyone.
Tollwood Festival Combines Arts, Music and Social Dialogue
Held in the Olympiapark, this year’s Tollwood Summer Festival carries the theme “Courage and Action” and offers a rich mix of cultural experiences. Theatre productions, acrobatics, and performance art feature prominently alongside musical highlights. On Saturday evening, the Spanish-Australian duo Amistat will perform a captivating live show blending folk, pop, and electronic music. The “Market of Ideas” invites visitors to explore handmade crafts and organic delicacies from around the world. A new outdoor theatre lab will provide opportunities for immersive and interactive experiences under the open sky.
Location: Olympiapark Munich
Time: July 12–13, from 2:00 p.m., Amistat at 7:00 p.m.
Admission: Festival grounds free, Music Arena: €38.56–€43.00
Titanic Exhibition Offers Emotional Insight into Maritime History
At the Alte Paketposthalle (Pineapple Park), visitors can explore “The Legend of the Titanic,” an immersive exhibition that brings one of history’s most iconic ships to life. With a mix of sound, lighting, and detailed replicas, the exhibition recounts the Titanic’s creation and tragic end in a way that is accessible to both families and history enthusiasts. The experience offers a poignant and educational look at the legendary ocean liner.
Location: Alte Paketposthalle (Pineapple Park)
Time: July 12–13, 10:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
Admission: €17.75–€27.00
Open-Air Cinema at Königsplatz Provides Summer Evenings with Style
The Summer Festival at Königsplatz will once again turn one of Munich’s most picturesque squares into an elegant outdoor cinema. Film classics, premieres, and family-friendly features will be shown, accompanied by culinary offerings and themed evenings. The iconic backdrop of the Propylaea adds to the unique charm of this open-air cinema experience in the heart of the city.
Location: Königsplatz
Time: July 12–13, from 9:30 p.m.
Admission: €12.00–€76.00
Bellevue di Monaco Celebrates Ten Years of Culture and Inclusion
The Bellevue di Monaco social project marks its ten-year anniversary with a cultural festival dedicated to diversity and community engagement. The free event will feature concerts by Dreiviertelblut, Gündalein, Queen Lizzy, Waseem, and Raki Buam. Additional attractions include children’s activities, films, information booths, and a silent disco on the rooftop—making this celebration a joyful and inclusive community event.
Location: Bellevue di Monaco
Time: July 13, 3:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
Admission: Free
Judas Priest Brings Pure Heavy Metal to the Olympiahalle
A major highlight on Sunday evening is the concert by heavy metal icons Judas Priest in the Olympiahalle. As part of their “Shield Of Pain Tour 2025,” the band will present their new album Invincible Shield, supported by Accept and Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons. Fans of intense and energetic rock music can expect a night of classic heavy metal at its finest.
Location: Olympiahalle
Time: July 13, 8:00 p.m.
Admission: €79.20–€98.75
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