Munich Plans Hackerbrücke Bridge Repair and Considers Closing It to Cars
Repairing the Hackerbrücke bridge will cost up to 50 million euros. During the construction period, the city will test whether the bridge is needed
Munich Approves Plan for New ‘Fritz District’ Neighborhood
The city council has given the green light for the 'Fritz District' project in Neuperlach. A total of 325 apartments and other facilities will
Munich Prosecutor Opens Case on Luxury Goods Deliveries to Russia
The Munich Public Prosecutor's Office has initiated an investigation into several traders suspected of violating EU trade embargoes. The case involves the sale of
Munich Airport to Host New Anti-Drone Defense Unit
Eight major airports in Germany will receive enhanced security measures against unmanned aerial vehicles (drones). Munich Airport is among them.
Despite Fewer Asylum Seekers in Bavaria, Starnberg District Needs Every Available Accommodation
The number of asylum seekers across Bavaria is dropping significantly. However, the Starnberg district cannot take advantage of this. An important reason is the
In Bavaria, Trains Unable to Reach Top Speed Due to Numerous Speed Restrictions
Rail passengers in Bavaria need to be patient. Numerous speed-restricted sections are slowing down journeys—this is particularly affecting the Munich region.
Munich Transport Association Suspends Sale of Deutschland-Ticket Due to Fraud Attempts
MVV has suspended the sale of Deutschland-Tickets. The reason is fraudulent attempts using stolen login credentials. The police have already been called in to
Marienschlucht Gorge Reopen After Fatal Landslide
After eleven years of closure, the Marienschlucht Gorge on Lake Constance is set to reopen to visitors in the spring of 2026. The reopening