Immerse yourself in the world of music: Richard Strauss, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Richard Wagner, Carl Orff – they lived and worked in the city and permanently left their mark — perhaps the biggest mark being that Munich must be considered one of the great music-loving cities of the world.
Get acquainted with the elegant neoclassical architecture of King Ludwig I (grandfather of the “Fairy-tale” King Ludwig II); be delighted by the rococo artworks of the Asam Brothers who came from Upper Bavaria and worked for a long time in the city; enjoy the colorful hussle and bustle of the ”Viktualienmarkt” (Munich’s food market) and the vibrancy of Schwabing’s bohemian life-style.
A speciality during the Christmas season: learn how to bake Christmas Cookies the German way. And as for the culinary, how about a cooking class in Munich, out in the country or even in Italy?
Here are some more themes for you to chose from — send an email and let us know what you are interested in:
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- Munich – a Centre of the Arts in the 19th and 20th Centuries
- Musical Munich: Orlando di Lasso, Mozart, Wagner, Strauss and Orff
- Munich – King Ludiwg’s „Athens on the River Isar“
- Resistance during the Nazi periode – Georg Elser, Rupert Mayer and the Non-Violent Student Group Weisse Rose (White Rose)
- The Porcelain Collections of Nymphenburg Palace and of Lustheim
- The Oktoberfest – It all Began with a Wedding
- Munich’s Fifth Season – Carneval
- Christmas Markets – Handicrafts, and the World’s Largest „Feuerzangenbowle“ (Spiced Wine with a Flaming Sugar Cone)