1. Autumn Walk at Auer Mühlbach
Fancy an autumn walk? Then the idyllic Auer Mühlbach, about seven kilometers long, is just the right choice. The stream, once used as a driving force for mills and forges, is now called the little Venice of Munich. The quiet Mondstraße with its picturesque small houses is particularly prominent there. The walk also takes you past the Templar Monastery. Built in 1880, monks and nuns still live there today, following the rules of the historical Templar order. The enchanted monastery offers a unique sight and is reminiscent of Walt Disney castles.
Getting there: take tram 21 to the Maximilianeum stop
2. The Glockenbach District
The Glockenbachviertel – a well-known district for night owls. However, if you don't want to enjoy the nightlife like Freddie Mercury, you can explore the district during the day. The colorful small alleys are perfect for an individual and unique shopping tour. A tip for book lovers: The bookstore "Wortwahl Buchkultur," where books are displayed in old pharmacy shelves. If you want a short break from the hustle and bustle, you can check out the quiet idyllic courtyards and lovingly furnished small cafes.
Getting there: take the U2 to the Frauenhoferstraße stop
3. Art in the Munich Art District
Did you know? Munich is considered the birthplace of the German graffiti movement. If you're curious and want to discover something new, you can visit the Munich Art District right next to our Scandic Munich Macherei. Just like our staircase is adorned with graffiti, the open exhibition space, a former industrial area, has become a real eye-catcher with creative colors and shapes. And the best part: Urban art can be found all over the city, so keep your eyes open!
Staircase
4. Relax and Sauna at Müller'sche Volksbad
The Munich lakes and outdoor pools become too cold in autumn, but another season begins: Sauna! The particularly stylish Müller'sches Volksbad is perfect for relaxation. The combination of indoor pool and sauna was built in 1901 as the city's first indoor pool in Art Nouveau style. Besides a quiet retreat and regeneration, there's also something for the eyes: Restored murals and ornaments make this indoor pool a true gem.
Getting there: Take tram 21 to the Wörthstraße stop
Address: Rosenheimer Str. 1, 81667 Munich
5. Hiking in the Blue Land
Anyone catching a glimpse of the mountains from our hotel might feel the urge to hike, even in autumn - starting early with the cool morning air and enjoying the warm sun rays during a well-deserved break on the mountain at noon or in the afternoon. This perfect idea can be realized around Munich. The "Blue Land" with its particularly impressive landscapes has already inspired artists like "the Blue Riders" with Franz Marc, Wassily Kandinsky, and Gabriele Münter. Tips: The famous Murnau on Lake Staffelsee is considered the center of the Blue Land and is picturesquely located between lakes and the Murnauer Moos nature reserve. Village tranquility with simultaneous adrenaline rush can be found in Ohlstadt, where idyll meets sporting challenges, if you seek them. Mountain panoramas are always included!
Getting there: from Munich Central Station with RB 6 to Murnau or Ohlstadt
6. Picking pumpkins in Munich's pumpkin fields
Autumn is pumpkin time! For the perfect pumpkin soup, you can not only buy pumpkins at numerous pumpkin farms: Around Munich, there are various pumpkin fields where you can pick your own pumpkins. Whether on 500 sqm at Habeker Hof in Haar or at Hofgut Sickertshofen, where a pumpkin exhibition can also be found - the pumpkin season can definitely be opened with this offer.
Getting there to Habeker Hof in Haar: with the S6 or S4 to the station Haar
Address Hofgut Sickertshofen: Sickertshofen 1, 85247 Schwabhausen
7. Browsing Munich's night flea markets
A special feature in Munich are the so-called night flea markets. The perfect cozy sweater for winter can undoubtedly be found here with the large selection. The special pieces can be found at the well-known "Midnightbazar" from a pleasant time of 5 PM. If you like, you can get a little refreshment at the street food market after strolling through the stands in the evening and let the evening end relaxed.
Getting there to Midnightbazar: with tram 21 to the station Ostbahnhof and then with the S3 to the station Hirschgarten
8. Beer and Traditional Attire at the Oktoberfest
Between 16.09 – 03.10, it's that time again: the famous Munich Oktoberfest is just around the corner! During this period, the city is in an absolute state of exception due to the world's largest folk festival. In the so-called festival tents, there is a lively atmosphere in mostly traditional clothing with beer & pretzels for two weeks. This unique annual festival is not to be missed!
9. A Trip to Lake Wörthsee
One of the most beautiful lakes around Munich is definitely Lake Wörthsee. The turquoise-blue lake can be circled in a leisurely three-hour walk. If the weather permits on a sunny, dry day, the lake can be reached via "Route 36," which passes two other lakes. There are numerous places to stop along the lake.
Getting there: take the S8 from Munich Central Station to Steinebach, and if you like, you can continue along the lake with bus 928