In Munich, Two Railway Сarriage Plunged from a Bridge — Rescuers Reported the Details of the Accident
A major technological accident paralyzed traffic in the Munich district of Milbertshofen in the night into Saturday, June 20.
On Some Bridges in the Olympic Park, the Movement of Cyclists Is Now Prohibited
The introduction of a local ban on the movement of bicycle transport on a number of bridge structures in the Olympic Park of Munich has caused a wide public response and placed the city authorities before a complex legal and
What to Do in Munich: Brewer’s Day, Opera Festival, and the Corso Leopold Street Festival
The upcoming summer weekend in the capital of Bavaria, according to the forecasts of meteorologists, promises
Temporary Refuges for Refugees Will Close in Munich — What Will Happen to the Sites
The Social Administration of Munich plans to close the remaining temporary refuges for refugees this autumn.
Munich Police Detained Suspects in Theft of Jewelry from Jewelry Store
A large-scale police operation with the involvement of air forces and 40 ground crews unfolded on the streets of Munich in the course of pursuing malefactors who had robbed a jewelry salon.
In the Coming Weekend, Numerous Broadcasts of World Cup 2026 Matches and Flea Markets Are Expected in Munich
The upcoming weekend in the capital of Bavaria will be marked by a high concentration of major public and sporting events, which will require increased coordination from city services and organizers.
The Ikea Store Chain Allowed Visitors to Come with Dogs, but There Are Nuances
The trend towards creating a barrier-free environment for pets is becoming increasingly reinforced in European retail. In connection with these shifts, from Monday, shoppers will be able to visit Ikea retail outlets
On Israel Day, MVG Will Reroute Bus Paths and Cancel Part of Stops
The holding of major public-cultural events in the historical center of Munich traditionally requires timely adaptation of transport flows from city services. Due to planned celebrations on Odeonsplatz, the usual movement pattern
Kiosk Near the English Garden in Munich Traded in Cocaine
In one of the inconspicuous gastronomic kiosks located in the very heart of the Bavarian capital, as it turned out in the course of a recent judicial proceeding, one could purchase far
Data Leak in Munich Affects Thousands of Employees and Students of Schools and Kindergartens
A large-scale crisis in the field of cybersecurity has hit the municipal sector of the capital of Bavaria. An independent journalistic investigation conducted has revealed a data leak unprecedented in its scale
Munich Municipality Plans to Build a Residential Complex for the Elderly in the Perlach District
Due to pan-European demographic changes and the gradual aging of the urban population, a large-scale social project is being prepared for implementation in Munich. In the eastern district of Perlach, directly on
How Difficult Will Today’s Situation Be for Markus Söder?
For the first time since the unexpected and widely resonated publication of the so-called "Whitsun Letter" by Manfred Weber, two key rivals of the Bavarian political arena will meet directly.
Munich Fire Department Received a Call From a Person Claiming Victory Over Lord Voldemort
The dispatch service of the Munich Fire Department, operating in a round-the-clock safety control mode, regularly receives non-standard and specific calls from the population.
Number of Racist and Right-Wing Radical Incidents Has Grown in Munich Schools
In the educational institutions of Munich, against the background of general social changes, a dangerous intensification of discrimination, xenophobia, and right-wing intolerance has been recorded.