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CityTourCard München Tips: June
There are plenty of festivals and events waiting for you in Munich this June! From the city’s anniversary celebration, Pride, Carnival, Bladenights, and the Tollwood Festival to public viewings of the World Cup.
Our discount partner, Riviera76, looks forward to your visit for the public viewing with delicious Mediterranean cuisine and a beer garden. Brand new to our lineup is Munich Vegan Tours! City guide Yuxi will show you which vegan delicacies you absolutely must try in Munich.
If soccer, parties, and endless food aren’t your thing, then you should definitely take a trip out into nature! How about a mountain railway ride up the Wendelstein?
By the way: The CityTourCard Munich is also celebrating its birthday! We’ve been on the road in Munich for 20 years and want to say THANK YOU to everyone who has explored the city with us and will continue to do so! 🥳
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Partner of the month
Riviera76 - Public Viewing and Beergarden
At Riviera76, you’ll find a relaxed atmosphere featuring Mediterranean delicacies inspired by the Italian and French art of living. Riviera76 is located near the English Garden on the grounds of the BayernLB Sportcampus. In the summer, it’s wonderful to sit outside while enjoying aperol and pinsa! And this June, they’ll also be hosting a public viewing for the World Cup. You can find the exact game broadcast schedule weekly on their website.
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Munich Vegan Tours
With Munich Vegan Tours, tour guide Yuxi has created the first and only provider of standard vegan culinary city tours in Munich! Yuxi knows Munich’s vegan scene like the back of her hand and will take you on a tour full of cultural insights into the city’s vegan scene.
On her tours, you can look forward to high-quality tastings at local spots!
Please note that the tours are conducted exclusively in English.
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Wendelsteinbahn - Cable Car and Rack Railway
The cogwheel railway or cable car takes you to one of Bavaria’s most beautiful and diverse scenic peaks, the 1,838-meter-high Wendelstein. On the Wendelstein, you can not only explore the mountain station and enjoy the view, but also visit Germany’s highest church, the show cave deep inside the mountain, the Panorama Trail, the observatory, and much more.
A trip here is definitely worth it for anyone looking to escape the noisy chaos of the city.
Please note that you’ll need a CityTourCard Munich for Zone M-12 for the trip to Wendelstein.
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Inspiring blog posts for your trip to Munich
5 Tips for Enjoying Summer Evenings in Munich
Sunsets, a good atmosphere and delicious drinks - a must for a beautiful summer evening. In this article you will find 5 tips for the perfect summer evening in Munich.
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Inspiring blog posts for your trip to Munich
Public Viewing in Munich for the 2026 World Cup
The world is in soccer fever again! Find out now where you can watch the 2026 World Cup games live and enjoy some delicious food!
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Photo: Maria Daniela Verela von Pexels
Munich Carnival 2026
June 4–7, 2026
Inspired by Berlin’s Carnival of Cultures, Munich will also host a vibrant carnival festival from June 4–7! Their mission is simple: to celebrate our differences, bring our community together, and create space for authentic cultural expression. Just like in Berlin, they’ll transform the streets into a stage for infectious rhythms, lively dances, and genuine encounters.
However, the festival in Munich is not free, and tickets must be purchased. Follow the link for more information.
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40 Hours of Gasteig for the 40th Anniversary
June 5 and 6, 2026
To celebrate its 40th anniversary, Gasteig HP8 has organized a cultural festival that will run for 40 hours straight from June 5 to June 6.
The event kicks off at 10 a.m. in Hall E with breakfast under a giant disco ball! Then, for 40 hours straight, until 2 a.m. on Sunday, there will be all kinds of entertainment, from workshops, DJs, and dancing to movies and concerts. Admission is free.
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Munich's 868th Anniversary
June 13 and June 14, 2026
This year’s theme for Munich’s City Birthday is “A Celebration of the Neighborhoods,” and it will once again transform the Old Town into a huge festival zone featuring music, dancing, beer gardens, arts and crafts, family activities, city tours, and hands-on activities. Admission is free! The festivities kick off on June 13 at 10:30 a.m. The events will take place between Marienplatz, Odeonsplatz, Rindermarkt, Alter Hof, and Sendlinger Straße.
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Photo: Marie Ferber
Tollwood-Summerfestival in Munich 2026
June 19 to July 19, 2026, at the Olympic Park
Summer Tollwood returns on June 19, 2026! Here you’ll find a colorful, lively event that brings together creativity, music, art, and culinary delights on the grounds of the Olympic Park. You can discover international bands, exciting theater and circus performances, as well as sustainable and fair-trade products—all in a cheerful, cosmopolitan atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to enjoy the summer with friends, find new inspiration, and experience Munich’s diverse culture.
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Christopher Street Day in Munich
June 26–28, 2026
This year, Christopher Street Day Munich will take place from June 26–28. CSD serves as a political demonstration by lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, inter, and queer people (LGBTIQ) for equal rights and social acceptance, taking the form of a colorful festival. This year’s motto is “Our Diversity. Our Strength." And, of course, there will be a parade again this year on Saturday, June 27. Admission is free. The three-day Pride Mile is located on Ludwigstraße, which replaces the festival at Marienplatz.
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Blade Night Munich 2026
May 4 through September 14, 2026, every Monday
At Blade Night Munich, inline skating enthusiasts gather on about 20 summer evenings (weather permitting) for a tour through the city. The starting and finishing point is always Bavariapark, in front of the Verkehrszentrum at the Deutsches Museum. The route varies depending on the date, but the distance is always between 13.5 and 21.3 kilometers. Participation is free, but donations are welcome. Participants should be able to skate and brake safely and have sufficient stamina for the respective route.
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