Webcam Munich
  

Munich webcam

Oh, my Munich! I wonder what the weather’s like there today. Can you see the Alps today? Our webcams will take you on a journey through Munich and – if the weather’s good – treat you to a bird’s-eye view of the wonderful panorama of the Bavarian capital. The webcams at Marienplatz, the Hauptbahnhof main train station and Olympia park (Olympic Park) broadcast live images from Munich day and night.

Simply click on the webcam you’d like to view at the top left and enjoy an authentic impression of Munich’s top attractions through the live images and live webcams. The live streams will enable you not only to see what the weather is like in Munich at that moment, but also give you a taste of what awaits you when you travel to the city for a holiday.

 

Munich Marienplatz webcam

Oooh, there’s Marienplatz! There’s not much going on there at moment – maybe check back again at 12 when the Glockenspiel mechanical clock plays. You could even arrange a date to wave at someone.

Webcam Marienplatz
  

Our webcam is located at Munich’s Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall) and shows off the most beautiful attractions in and around Marienplatz in the heart of the city.

The webcam pans across Marienplatz in its entirety, taking in Mariensäule (Mary’s Column) with its gleaming gold statue of the Mother of God, the Neues Rathaus (New Town Hall) with the Glockenspiel mechanical clock and in the background, Munich’s Frauenkirche cathedral with its twin spires.

Olympiapark Munich webcam

You wouldn't think that the Olympiapark (park) celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2022. The Olympic Tower, where our webcam is located, is one of the tallest buildings in Munich. It has two tower baskets: the lower one houses telecommunications equipment, while the upper one houses the popular revolving restaurant with over 200 seats. The Olympic Tower is undergoing renovation until 2026 and will remain closed until then. Luckily, the webcam is there to keep an eye on things!

Webcam Olympiapark
  

As well as Olympiapark, the Olympiaturm live webcam shows views of the city centre, the district of Schwabing and Georg-Brauchle-Ring road.

 

Munich main railway station webcam

Stop! Next stop Hauptbahnhof! On this webcam you can watch the trains as they pull in and out of Munich’s Hauptbahnhof train station. Over 400,000 passengers arrive or depart here every year – so much movement demands high standards, which is why the building has been undergoing renovation since 2019.

Webcam main railway station
  

What’s that big empty area on the last camera sweep over the Bahnhofsviertel? The Oktoberfest fairground on the Theresienwiese!

 

Tips for Munich in every season!

Whether you are visiting Munich for the first time or have long since fallen in love with the city, there is always something new to discover. You will find inspiring ideas for families, art lovers, Munich in the rain or excursions in our category: Munich travel tips. And if you want to know what's going on – from major festivals to small cultural gems – take a look at the current events calendar. Have fun planning and experiencing!

Ah, my Munich, how wonderful that would be right now! The smell of freshly baked pretzels, a sunny afternoon by the Isar or a quiet moment in front of a work of art that stays with you. One thing is certain: Munich is already looking forward to seeing you again. Whether in spring, when the city blossoms, or in golden autumn between beer gardens and the opera – the doors are open.

 

 
Livecam: feratel; Photos: istock/jordieasy, Jörg Lutz, Dominik Morbitzer, Redline Enterprises
A church window in the Salvatorkirche in Munich

Munich's church windows

The most beautiful windows of the city

Michael Mayer of Mayer’sche Hofkunstanstalt presents the most spectacular church windows.

Fascinating people for centuries: Michael Mayer of Mayer’sche Hofkunstanstalt presents the most spectacular church windows the city has to offer.

The monument to Max I. Joseph in front of the Residenz

Munich's royal monuments

Four kings and a prince regent

In Munich there are fantastic monuments to admire. Where they are and what makes them so special.

In Munich there are several fantastic monuments to admire. Where they are and what makes them so special: an overview.

The tour guide Alvestad-Aschenbrenner stands in the Museum for Abgüsse Klassischer Bildwerke Munich

Ludwig I of Bavaria

When Munich became an „Athens on the Isar“

Ludwig I of Bavaria converted Munich into his "„Athens on the Isar“, many buildings still remind us of this today. An interview.

Ludwig I of Bavaria converted Munich into his "„Athens on the Isar“, many buildings still remind us of this today. An interview with a tour guide.

Young woman sitting at a window in a tram in Munich.

Column

A vacation in my own city

Our author used to be a travel blogger. Now she has started to explore her own city: Munich!

Our author used to be a travel blogger. Now she has started to explore her own city: Munich!

View from the inside of a figure of the carillon in the New Town Hall in Munich.

New Town Hall

The Glockenspiel in ten pictures

An exclusive look behind the scenes.

The Glockenspiel on Marienplatz has been enchanting visitors and locals for over 100 years. An exclusive look behind the scenes.

Panoramic view of Karlsplatz / Stachus in Munich with the Frauenkirche in the background photographed from the air.

Munich's city centre

Classical and curiosities

Numerous Munich stories can be told along the roughly one-kilometer-long route between Karlsplatz-Stachus and Marienplatz square. A city walk.

Numerous interesting Munich stories can be told along the roughly one-kilometer-long route between Karlsplatz-Stachus and Marienplatz square. A city walk.

Weissenburger Platz in Munich photographed from above with a drone.

Haidhausen and Au

A village in the city

Haidhausen and Au have developed from working-class quarters into popular residential areas.

When strolling along the narrow streets of the districts Haidhausen and Au with small shops and green courtyards, it almost feels like being in a village in the middle of the city.

The Academy of Fine Arts in Munich in autumn.

Schwabing

From artists and writers

Around 1900, it was the artists and writers who settled around the university and the art academy and shaped the spirit of Schwabing.

In the heyday of the Schwabinger Bohème around 1900, it was the artists and writers who settled around the university and the art academy and shaped the spirit of Schwabing.

View of flowerbeds at Gärtnerplatz in Munich.

Gärtnerplatz and Glockenbach

Where the night begins

Independent labels, hip bars, pubs and cool inns attract the young and the young-at-heart.

The Gärtnerplatz and Glockenbach neighbourhoods are known as trendy quarters. Their independent labels, hip bars, pubs, cool inns and calm backyards attract the young and the young-at-heart.