Stadt(er)leben Munich Web App

One city, four starting routes, 36 stops: Discover Munich from a different perspective with Stadt(er)leben - the digital city walk! From shopping to art and culture, for pleasure-seekers or anyone who wants to experience Munich in a new way - the web app offers a varied experience for every taste.

Experience the fascinating history and stories of the city and discover interesting businesses from the retail, craft and catering sectors. Stadt(er)leben lets you see the city from a new perspective - both online and offline.

The ‘City Treasures’ route offers you an insight into hidden facts, from the sounds of the carillon on Marienplatz to the lions at the Feldherrnhalle. Discover Munich at its finest: traditional houses, jewellers and manufactories, modern art, Bavarian delicacies, a famous coffee house and a legendary bar. Even for locals, there are always surprising stories about Munich.

On the ‘City Flair’ route, you can explore the lively side of Munich, from the hustle and bustle of the Viktualienmarkt to the Hackenviertel. Discover interior design shops with everything from carpets to technology, candles to decanters, as well as old craftsmanship in young hands, art supplies and fashion. Start with sweet delicacies and end the tour with a savoury treat. In between, you can expect exciting stories about Munich that only a few people know.

The ‘Well-known in the city’ offers combines multifaceted culture with tradition and moments of pleasure: masterpieces made of wood, fine care products, elegant tableware. Plus stylish clothing for convertibles, Oktoberfest and skiing, sweet and savoury delicacies. An inspiring route for anyone who appreciates more than just good manners.

The fourth route is called ‘Stadtkindl’ and is a special discovery tour for the whole family: from lovingly run children's shops and captivating stories to exciting places that invite you to explore, marvel and participate. In between, there are breaks with games, fun and delicious treats.

The pure walking time per route is between 45 minutes and one hour, with a length of 2.5 to 3 kilometres. Each route begins at a suggested starting point and follows a numbered route, which is shown on a map.

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Route „City Treasures“

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Route „City Flair“

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Route „Well-known in the city”

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Route „Stadtkindl”

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Note on project funding

This project is supported by the special fund ‘Innenstädte beleben’ of the Bavarian urban development programme with funds from the Free State of Bavaria and co-financed by the City of Munich.

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