Seasonal markets, glittering lights, mulled wine, and roast goose: T+L finds unexpected pleasures in the land of lederhosen.
The city of lederhosen and beer steins is having a design moment. T+L inspects the Bavarian capital’s new restaurants, shops, museums—and much more.
Germany’s second-largest hub is a soaring glass-and-steel complex dotted with self-service coffee stations (coffee is free, as are copies of the Financial Times), high-end shops,...
People just can’t get enough of Oktoberfest—from shouting out “Zigga-zagga zigga-zagga hoy hoy hoy!” and singing, “Ein Prosit, ein Prosit, gemutlichkeit!” endlessly (and endlessly, and…)...
Next time you’re in the Bavarian capital, visit the unrivaled collection of Expressionist art by the Blue Rider painters. Liesl Schillinger chooses five works not...
Forget those postcards of old Bavaria. Today's Munich looks to the future, with new architecture, forward-thinking designers, and outlandish young chefs
We’ve all heard of Oktoberfest, that annual two-week-long beer- and wurst-fueled party—though party seems a bit of an understatement, no?—held in Munich, Germany. But what...
Making Merry Around Munich Thanks for Guy Trebay’s excellent article on Munich at Christmas. Well-bundled, my wife and I made our way around the city...
Syndicated columnist Dan Savage leads the way to the land of parks, palaces, and beer gardens with playgrounds
Two hotel brands with grand ambitions—Capella and Rocco Forte—are building European empires. In the first column of his new series, Christopher Petkanas sizes them up.