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Enjoy munich with street-legal go karts.

Discover the city of Munich by kart on public roads . Feel like a star with our Hot Rods. Explore the city with full speed & fun . Your Munich super mario experience on the road.

Your Munich experience with up to 88 km/h 10 cm above street level with 100% fun  Just for Fun

Looking for different tours and events in Munich? With us you enjoy an unique perspective rather than the standard hop on/off or segway tours available elsewhere. Make your choice out of the large varity of Hot Rod events .

How about cruising in Munich with the classic City Tour, speeding on the action-loaded  Country Tour, or celebrating together with the stag party specials? Let’s customize your experience eiher with the Hofbräu Brunch, our Munich Club partners, or continue the fun with a BBQ after the ride.

Let’s hit the road together with your friends , as a thriling  incentive , or a memorable stag party.

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Stag party specials incl. fc bayern tour beergarden brunch  french breakfast  bbq course boulder event rooftop parties nightlife clubbing  karaoke bar brewery course .

We arrange your unforgettable stag event day in Munich . Starting with a power breakfast and hitting the road full speed into your stag party with the Hot Rod partner specials.   

Guranteed hangover experience the minute you start driving without suspension just 10 cm above the ground . Fuel your veins with adrenaline when starting the engine!  Top it up on the road with the feeling of ultimate freedom .

Your action-packed bachelor party with the boys in Super Mario costumes or a stag party with the girls is calling for you.

Celebrate yourself with one of the Hot Rod Fun Stag Packages – your unique experience is guranteed .

Even join Without license under the age of 18 taller than 1.95m with kids pregnant with our Buggy!

One of your team members doesn’t (just yet) have a driver’s license or is under the age of 18? No deal-breaker at all!

With the Batman buggy we make sure anyone can join the fun ! Would you like to take your children on the tour? Are you physically not feeling fit for the rods? 

We are happy to take up to three additional guests on the tours as passengers in our buggy. Of course, for the same price as the selected hot rod tour.

Simply send us an individual request , we will make it happen!

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Instead of: Quad Tours Bike Tours Scooter Tours Segway Tours Hoponoff tours Enjoy Munich with us!

There a many ways to explore Munich : Segway tours, quad tours, scooter tours or even the classic hop on/hop off busses. However, none of the options will make you feel like a hot rod ride. The sound of freedom when hitting the accelorator while driving only 10 cm above the ground. The rods always put a smile on your and peoples faces while passing by. Immediately after the ride, you will for sure want to do it again.

Therefore, forget about Segway Tour Munich, Quad Tour Munich, Scooter Tour Munich & more and book your truly unique & unforgettable experience with hot rod fun!

Find out more about our spot our history our Tours Sightseeing Spots in Munich

We have been offering hot rod tours through Munich since 2017. There is a lot to see and experience in our residential city located at the river Isar. The architectural masterpieces from the Gothic, Baroque and Rococo periods alone are a real eye-catcher. These include the Frauenkirche, the Karlstor, our Viktualienmarkt and Nymphenburg Palace. Leopoldstrasse, the nightlife district of Schwabing and the English Garden as well as the Glockenbachviertel and Gärtnerplatz also represent Munich’s diversity. However, Munich not only stands for classic beauty, but also for progress and modernity. The BMW headquarters, the futuristic Hypo building as well as the football Allianz Arena.

Our station is located in the beautiful Berg am Laim district. The former industrial ground place Pfanni Werke was founded here in 1949 and the site was known as Europe’s largest dumpling kitchen. These production facilities have not been in operation for a long time. The site became the Kunstpark Ost close to eastern central station, Europe`s biggest club area in the 2000, nowaydays known as Werksviertel-Mitte. Located in the center of the Werksviertel-Mitte, we opened our new homebase at the Container Collective in 2020. The hot rods fit perfectly into the urban, yet ultra-modern ambience. The Werksviertel-Mitte cannot be missed, it is also home to the world’s largest mobile Ferris wheel with the beautiful Bavarian name Umadum.

After or even before a tour with our hot rods, you can enjoy all the benefits of the entire area, starting with the Dompierre French Bakery, the culinary offerings of Aloha Poke, Augustiner and many different restaurants and cafés. The Werksviertel-Mitte offers a large number of various concerts and events on the central place ‘Knödelplatz’ , stand up comedy at the Quatsch Comedy Club, as well as pubs and clubs. With the Hot Rod Fun Tours you will get the most out of your experience in Munich. The beautiful surrondings in Upper Bavaria are also worth visiting, especially lake Tegernsee or lake Starnberg are popular local recreation destinations.

On the Hot Rod Fun Country Tour, depending on the route, we are driving along the Würmtal valley and make a stop at the Schäftlarn Monastery. Other possible destinations in the surrounding area include Bad Tölz in the south of Munich, Wolfratshausen and Pullach. You can book a stopover at the Waldwirtschaft for some traditional bavarian food as part of special tours, through the serpentines at Schäftlarn Monastery, or for adventourous tours via Lenggries to Spitzingsee or even Kochelsee and up to Walchensee.

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Munich Tours & Trips

Find the right tour for you through Munich. We've got 652 adventures going to Munich, starting from just 3 days in length, and the longest tour is 45 days. The most popular month to go is July, which has the largest number of tour departures.

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Munich Oktoberfest

The Euro Adventures team did a fantastic job with organising accommodation and where able to help me with extra accommodation prior to the tour date as I was arriving early. Also great communication before, during and post the tour date. The detailed information sent via email for Octoberfest was really useful also the instructions and tips for getting to and from the accommodation was really helpful.

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Munich Lakes (Sportive)

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Munich to Salzburg Cycle

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Prague, Munich and Austria ( 7 days )

It was fun but it could have been organized a little better. Some of the hotels could have been chosen better and more central to the town centers. John and Tony were wonderful tour guides and shared lots of historical knowledge regarding the sites visited.

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Active Alps (7 Days)

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Munich Xmas Markets

BAVARIAN ROYALTY AND NATURE - Self drive

Munich, Austrian Alps, Dolomites in a Porsche: Pre-set sat-nav guided

With this guided tour, we felt like we were locals. We navigated through great scenic points and great restaurants. Definitely a great memory of a lifetime!

Austrian Alps Adventure

Western and Central Europe: Venice, the Alps & the Flavours of Rome

I was pretty unhappy with G Adventures at the beginning as I had expressed concerns with my health and wanted to cancel but they wouldn’t refund my money. However, the guide that I had, Andrei, was so incredible. He was so comforting, helpful, kind, and fun. I was so scared going into it but Andrei was so amazing and I truly could not have asked for a better guide. If I could give him a million stars I would.

Krampus in Berchtesgaden with Christmas Markets

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Spurwechsel München – City Tours, Incentives & Events

Entertaining city tours, inspiring incentives, genuine corporate events in Munich. All this and much more you can experience with us. Just ask us – we make it possible! Our team will find the suitable concept for you to make every city tour and event unforgettable.

Guided tours Munich – intelligent, sound and entertainin g

Spurwechsel city tours through Munich tell you about 850 years of history, let you immerse yourself in city life, and take you to places and paths that you have never seen before.

This comes with the city tour: a lot of competence and expertise, wit and flexibility.

What would you like to do? A culinary tour through Munich with food and drink, a city tour to Munich’s highlights or a Munich scavenger hunt , where you solve tricky puzzles? We offer a wide tour program – city tours to exciting topics, for each group size, for students and adults, anytime and in any language.

The beginning of Spurwechsel was more than 25 years ago in city tours by bike – today you can get to know Munich in a sightseeing bus , in a limousine , a horse-drawn carriage , in the historic tram or even by Segway . And, of course, we will take you on a walking tour through Munich.

Every city tour is conducted by true Munich connoisseurs – they are originals, individualists and experienced guides – with a lot of knowledge as well a lot of fun. What always pleases us most: when you realize our love for Munich.

Events and Incentives Munich – individual, personal and authentic

You can feel lust for life and good spirits at all Spurwechsel events and incentives. As in any city tour, you can count on us to invest all our know-how, inventiveness and passion into your event in Munich.

Be it an incentive trip, a company party , a teambuilding event , or a business trip to Munich. Spurwechsel Events and Incentives Munich are as individual as our customers and we create the perfect all-round package for you, from the restaurants and venues to the catering , decoration and program . Of course everything in close coordination with you, so that your event exactly meets your wishes.

We are happy to take care of your entire stay in Munich. As Destination Management Comany and Incoming Agency we organize all transfers , hotels and city tours for you and simply take care of everything your heart desires in Munich – an all-inclusive package, where you as our guest will be able to enjoy your time in Munich to the fullest.

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Calendar of Events in Munich

All dates and events are subject to change. Contact the Munich Tourist Office at Sendlinger Strasse 1 at the Hauptbahnhof (tel. 089/233-96-500 ) for more information. The board publishes a free calendar of forthcoming events three times a year: in April, October, and January; the first two are biannual calendars and the last is a yearly preview. The calendars list the dates of trade fairs and exhibitions, theatrical and musical performances, local folk festivals, sporting events, conferences, and congresses throughout Germany.

For events beyond those listed here, check http://events.frommers.com, where you'll find a searchable, up-to-the-minute roster of what's happening in cities all over the world.

Fasching (Carnival). Pre-Lenten revelry characterizes this weeks-long bash, with a whirl of colorful parades and masked balls. Special events are staged at the Viktualienmarkt. The celebration, which culminates on Fasching Sunday and Shrove Tuesday, lasts 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the dates of the Lenten season. For specifics, call the Munich Tourist Office (tel. 089/233-96-500 ).

Munich Fashion Week. The latest and often most elegant parades of fashion are staged at various venues across the city. Mid-February.

Starkbierzeit. The "strong beer season" provides serious beer drinkers with a fresh crop to tide them over until Oktoberfest. Just a pint of one of the dense brews churned out specifically for the season (beginning the third Fri of Lent and lasting 2 weeks) ought to satiate most buzz seekers. Beers with the suffix "-ator" (Salvator, for example) were created to be consumed at Lent. This dalliance from the strict fasting rules of Lent was approved by the pope long ago: When he tasted what Münchners had been imbibing, he found it unpleasant enough to think that anyone who drank it would not be violating the fast. (What he didn't realize was that the beer had traveled a considerable distance to get to him, which is why it was bad!) The tradition continues.

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Auer Dult. A Munich tradition, Auer Dult is a colorful 8-day flea market that occurs three times a year. Prize antiques and vintage junk await the most disciplined bargain hunters. Merchants set up shop on the Mariahilfplatz on the last Saturday in April (Maidult), the end of July (Jakobidult), and the end of October (Herbst Dult).

Corpus Christi Street Processions. Street parades with dressed-up horses, a carried statue symbolizing Christ, girls dressed in white, a canopy, priests, and other functionaries are seen all around the region on the Thursday following the eighth Sunday after Easter.

Munich Film Festival. This festival isn't as popular as the February International Film Festival in Berlin, but it draws a serious audience. Late June.

Tollwood. This summer music festival, originated by environmentalists, honors the free spirit of jazz, blues, and rock from the third week in June through the first week of July in Olympiapark. Ask at the Munich Tourist Office.

Opera Festival and Munich Summer of Music. The Munich Philharmonic Orchestra's Summer of Music and the Bavarian State Opera Festival highlight the work of Munich's prodigal son, Wagner, and other masters including Mozart, Orff, Mahler, and Strauss. Contact the Munich Tourist Office (tel. 089/233-96-500 ) for details. All month.

Christopher Street Day. The big day for the estimated 100,000 gay men and lesbians who live in the city attracts people from across Bavaria. This fun-filled parade, with its outrageous costumes, is one of the largest such events in Europe. It is named after the street in New York's Greenwich Village that was the site of the 1960s Stonewall Riots, said to have launched the gay liberation movement. Mid-July.

Auer Dult. See the Auer Dult entry under "April & May," above.

Olympiapark Sommerfest. This well-attended summer festival near Coubertin Platz is an outdoor musical scene that ranges from classical music to rock and jazz, along with productions staged in the park's open-air theater. Admission is free. For details, call tel. 089/30-67-0 or visit www.olympiapark.de.

How to “do” Oktoberfest The world’s greatest beer festival starts in September and runs to the first Sunday in October. All the trinken und essen (drinking and eating) at this giant 2 1/2-week party takes place at the traditional Theresienwiese (“Wiesn” for short) festival grounds, where different beers are sold in 14 different tents, each with its own atmosphere and food (sausage and sauerkraut prevail). If you’ve got kids with you (they’ll love the rides), the Augustiner tent is considered to be the most family-friendly tent. The best food is found at Käfer’s Wiesn’n-Schanke. Oktoberfest beer is delicious but strong, with a 5 to 7 percent alcohol level, and it’s served in 1-liter portions. Translation: Pace your beer drinking and drink plenty of water, or you may find yourself on the floor instead of at the table. The Wiesn welcomes millions of visitors, but only has seating for about 100,000, so if you want to sit, especially on busy weekend evenings, it’s imperative to arrive early—the gates open at 10am—and claim your space.

Christkindlmarkt. Every evening at 5:30pm, classic Christmas music bellows throughout the Christmas market on seasonally lit Marienplatz. You may even catch a glimpse of the real St. Nick. Traditionally runs from late November to Christmas Eve.

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• Sunday 14 April 2024

Ampere, Muffatwerk , Munich, Germany

Isarphilharmonie im Gasteig HP8 , Munich, Germany

Heavysaurus

Stadthalle Germering , Munich, Germany

John Garner and Dobré

Substanz , Munich, Germany

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Backstage Club , Munich, Germany

Ensemble I Zefirelli

Churfürstensaal (eingang Polizeifachschule) , Fürstenfeldbruck, Germany

Raphaela Gromes

Prinzregententheater , Munich, Germany

• Monday 15 April 2024

Timber Timbre

Ampere , Munich, Germany

Milla , Munich, Germany

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Kulturzentrum GOROD , Munich, Germany

Kranhalle, Feierwerk , Munich, Germany

• Tuesday 16 April 2024

Olympiahalle , Munich, Germany

Christina Stürmer

Muffathalle , Munich, Germany

Jolie Holland

Sunny Red , Munich, Germany

Alexander Nate Scott Quinn

Sunny Red, Feierwerk , Munich, Germany

Greg Osby Florian Arbenz

Hotel Bayerischer Hof , Munich, Germany

Dario Denis Cassiere

Kult Café , Gilching, Germany

Die Strottern

Silbersaal, Deutsches Theater München , Munich, Germany

• Wednesday 17 April 2024

Paula Hartmann

Zenith and Kesselhaus , Munich, Germany

Ghostly Kisses Sandrayati

Clara Louise Axel Flóvent

Backstage Halle , Munich, Germany

Joo Kraus, Omar Sosa, and Diego Pinera

Unterfahrt , Munich, Germany

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Sofia Portanet

Orangehouse, Feierwerk , Munich, Germany

Bibliothekssaal Oberhaching , Munich, Germany

Import Export , Munich, Germany

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The creative side of Munich

Munich – The beautiful Bavarian capital simply cannot get rid of its slightly kitsch reputation. But Munich is so much more than Lederhosen, pretzels and Oktoberfest. The city also attracts a lot of creative people. Discover ten special places and experiences. We show you what to do in Munich.

Bahnwärter Thiel – Loud and Colourful

Clubbing and event location

Bahnwärter Thiel is the epitome of Munich ‘s alternative scene. On the site of the former slaughterhouse, sprayed shipping containers pile up to form an entrance, hiding behind them a world of its own. A discarded railway wagon becomes a bar, old containers become Munich’s most legendary techno club. Under the shabby silver disco ball a young scene meets here on weekends . Some of party-goers actually live in campers right behind the club. The collective that runs the Bahnwärter Thiel also organizes festivals, concerts and other great events in the city. One of their project is the Alte Utting , an old decommissioned steam boat that has now found its last anchorage on a disused drawbridge crossing a main road. The ship is now a cool scene bar with live events.

Haidhausen – where Art and Everyday Meet

Cool neighbourhood with a craft beer brewery

For a while, Haidhausen was considered Munich’s shabby neighbourhood, but that has changed considerably in recent decades. The wide boulevards, large squares and old buildings in the “French Quarter”, as Haidhausen is called because of its French street names, have long been renovated. Cafés and boutiques have moved in. Famous artists perform in the old Muffatwerk  power station on the Isar river, the  Müllersche Volksbad  in art nouveau style right next door is without doubt Munich’s most beautiful swimming pool . Certainly the Gasteig as a cultural centre including the philharmonic orchestra and the municipal library has contributed to the fact that one wants to get off at every corner when taking the tram through Haidhausen. Oh, and if you are heading to Haidhausen and pass the Kulturstrand on the Corneliusbrücke, make sure to stop for a drink.

Our personal tip for Haidhausen is in the Weissenburger Strasse, where Werner Schuegraf has fulfilled his dream after years of working as a brewer, by opening his own craft beer brewery, Hopfenhäcker . He has been brewing his six different creations in his backyard since 2016. In the front, smoky bratwurst and ribs are served with homemade mustard and bread in the restaurant, Meisterstück .  Individual Bavarian delicacies are paired with different beers to create an unconventional, creative and incredibly tasty multi-course menu.

Werksviertel Mitte – A Playground for Creative People

Concerts, lofts, shops & bars

In 1949, the newly founded Pfanni company set up its plant directly behind Munich’s Ostbahnhof in the east of the city. Behind the walls of these orange-coloured industrial blocks, ready-to-cook mashed potatoes and dumplings were produced, which were an integral part of every household in the 1960s. When Pfanni moved its production to Mecklenburg-Vorpommern in 1996, the old factory became a notorious party location. But since 2017, an initiative has taken over the fallow land. Since then, loft apartments and artists’ studios have moved into the old building containers in the Werksviertel-Mitte , casual rooftop bars invite visitors to discover the ContainerCollective , concerts and musicals fill the former warehouses with life. An amazing spot and one of the special places of Munich.

Want to open a hairdresser just for children or rear your own sheep on the roof? In the Werksviertel Mitte there are no limits to creativity. The latest project in this  lively city quarter is the world’s largest mobile Ferris wheel. Discover the city from a height of 78 meters while enjoying a traditional Bavarian Weisswurst breakfast of veal sausages, pretzels, sweet mustard and beer.

Glockenbachviertel & Gärtnerplatz – Bar Hopping at it’s Best

Bars & LGBTQ Community

The Glockenbachviertel is Munich’s most famous trendy neighbourhood . And rightly so. The many renovated old buildings, countless pubs and bars – the quarter is one of the most beautiful (and expensive!) in Munich, not only in terms of nightlife. Old-established bars – such as the roof terrace of the Hotel Deutsche Eiche – are constantly being joined by innovative new places – most recently, for example, the soda bar Wolf’s Farmacy . The rooftop bar of the hotel The Flushing Meadows has also quickly established itself as a popular meeting place in the area. The beautiful Gärtnerplatz, which is located in the Glockenbachviertel nearby, is often considered to be one of the most beautiful and sociable places in the area, with many nice bars, shops and cafés. It is also the home of Munich’s LGTB community . 

Street Art – Things You Didn’t Expect in Munich

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Where did the German street art scene originate? No, not in Berlin. German street art started in 1985 in Geltendorf, Munich, where a group of teenagers sprayed a whole train at night. Graffiti by the artists of that time still adorn the bridges and house walls of Munich today, and “Loomix” and his friends have long since become celebrities in the worldwide street art scene. Even if there are not many empty spaces available today, many original works can be seen at the notorious Halls of Fame in Dachauer Strasse, under the Donnersbergerbrücke bridge, in Untergiesing under the Brudermühlbrücke bridge or Alter Viehhof on Tumblinger Strasse. 

Obviously, it’s best to experience this urban art with someone who has been part of the scene from the beginning and knows his way around. Martin Arz is that guide . An author and artist, he raves passionately about the street art scene in Munich, knows the famous sprayers personally and reveals where their most beautiful works can be found. A alternative, exciting and colourful view of a different Munich.

A street art tour can be booked via München Safari . Martin Arz has also published a book about the streetart scene in Munich called Munich Walls .

Kino, Mond und Sterne – Munich’s Green Oase

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Munich is green! Not only at the Isar and the English Garden, everywhere in the city small and large natural oases invite you to stay – also some rooftops like at the Deutsches Museum . One of our favorites is the beautiful Westpark, which attracts many people with a popular outdoor event: the open-air cinema Kino, Mond & Sterne . People spread out their picnic blankets and camping chairs in the circular staircase area, ordering delicious international street food from one of the food trucks. Blockbusters and independent films are shown, and also the great film tours of Moving Adventures Media with a focus on outdoor films. This is a great outdoor event under the starry spring skies. 

Thanks to Munich’s location in the south of Germany, the city’s parks and rooftop bars can be enjoyed from spring through to autumn. Such special places in Munich.

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Tollwood festivals – there’s always something to celebrate.

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Munich is the city of festivals ! A particularly popular one of is the Tollwood Festival , organized twice a year. The summer version takes place in the Olympiapark , while in winter the festival tents are pitched for four weeks at the Theresienwiese fairgrounds for a Christmas market. The programme is similar for both festivals and is based on three themes: The Market of Ideas presents projects which encourage visitors to think and participate. There are, for example, fictitious shops or games that draw attention to racism and other problems of society. The diverse and exclusively organic food at the Tollwood Festival also attracts a lot of visitors. 

There is also a strong cultural programme consisting of music, theatre, visual arts and all kinds of performances . From jazz concerts to theatre groups on stilts, anything is possible here. A great festival – and many events are free of charge. 

Hey Minga-Tours – En Route With the Locals

City tours by VW bus

The people of Munich like to affectionately call their city by its Bavarian dialect name of  Minga . And they want to show it to visitors. That’s why the young guides from Hey Minga cruise the streets in iconic VW buses and show tourists and locals the most delightful corners of Munich, beyond the main tourist sights. Even if you already know the city quite well, it’s possible to learn a lot of new things on the tour . It probably brings you to the special places Munich. Tours start in Werksviertel Mitte, and end at Bahnwärter Thiel or in Untergiesing 

Museum of Urban and Contemporary Art – Banksy fans listen up

Germany’s first museum for street art opened at the end of 2016 – in the heart of Munich’s city centre. From the outside, murals point the way to the Museum of Urban and Contemporary Art (MUCA) . The privately initiated exhibition may (still) be relatively small, but there are some real highlights for street art fans. It’s definitely one of the special places in Munich. A couple years back, for example, the museum showed the most works by Banksy of any gallery or museum in Germany, and lovers of large-format portrait photography will also get their money’s worth.

The exhibitions change frequently, but the website informs guests about current and upcoming projects. Young and old can get involved in creative workshops as well. A insider tip: Make sure you stop by the museum’s restaurant. 

The Olympic Tower – A Spectacular View from Above

In the north of Munich, on the site of the Olympic park, the television tower rises almost 300m into the sky. Visitors can take an elevator to the open viewing platform at 190 metres. From this bird’s eye view, the superbly designed Olympic Park and the city beyond take on a new level. The Olympic Village, the site of the infamous hostage crisis during the 1972 games, is also visible. A pavilion in the park commemorates the victims and offers information on the tragic event. Those who wish can dine in the Olympic Tower in the revolving restaurant 181 with a panoramic view of Munich and then relax in the park or on a boat on the Olympic lake. One of the special Places and experiences in Munich.

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Munich has a vast selection of museums to delight visitors. Ranging from art to technology, several of these cultural sites are found in the city’s art district, the Kunstareal. Enriching experiences await in Munich.

Residenz Museum

The Residenz Museum was once the palace of Bavaria’s Wittelsbach monarchs from 1508 until WWI. Today, it’s considered one of the best palace museums in all of Europe. Walk the expansive halls of the palace complex, admiring the antique statues and detailed portraits of regal figureheads.

Deutsches Museum

Founded in 1903, the Deutsches Museum is the largest museum of science and technology in the world. Whether you’re intrigued by the laws of physics or amazed by the cosmos, this is a fascinating place to visit. Our local experts note that English language guided tours are available with advance booking.

Old Picture Gallery

Visit this massive facility dedicated to displaying some of the world’s most impressive artistic masterpieces. The architecture of the gallery is modeled on the Renaissance palaces of Venice, making it equally as impressive as the artwork it contains. Stroll the halls of this grand gallery if you have some extra time in Munich.

BMW Welt and Museum

Lovers of this German-made automobile will be delighted to find this museum dedicated to all things BMW. Visitors will see an array of vehicles and motorcycles as well as demonstrations of BMW’s production methods. Tour the museum or vehicle plant and get an inside look into this luxury car brand.

Historic Sites

Munich is awash with historic sites to explore. From the centuries-old food markets, to the city’s iconic squares, there is a certain air of antiquity here. Delve into the past and discover Munich’s unique story.

Olympia Park

While it appears to be a small space, this complex once served as the stage for the 1972 Olympic Summer Games. Today, Olympia Park (or Olympiapark) draws crowds for concerts, festivals, and sporting events. We also recommend heading to the Olympic Tower (or Olympiaturm) which contains an observation platform where you’ll see a stunning panorama of Munich.

Marienplatz

In the Middle Ages, this public square served as a market place and site for Medieval festivals. Originally known as Schrannen, it was renamed Marienplatz as a way to ask the Virgin Mary to protect the town from a cholera epidemic. While you’re strolling through, be sure to keep an eye (and an ear) out for the Glockenspiel. Dating back to 1907, this quirky clock celebrates Munich’s history as motorized figurines dance, joust and twirl to the chimes. Note that this daily show occurs at 11 a.m., 12 p.m., and 5 p.m. (the 5 p.m. performance doesn’t occur from November-February).

Viktualienmarkt

Discover this sprawling market with historic roots and see why it’s a favorite for foodies. Established in 1807, Viktualienmarkt features over 140 food stalls offering fare like exotic olives, artisan cheeses and decadent truffles. We recommend checking out this haven for gourmet goods.

Dachau Memorial

Nearby Munich is this former concentration camp turned memorial site. Visit the grounds, walk the path of the prisoners, and marvel at the resilience of the human spirit. This is a powerful way to better comprehend Germany’s past.

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Though delicious beer and locals donning Lederhosen (leather pants) and Dirndls (traditional dresses) are a draw for those visiting Munich, the city also features high art, cutting-edge cuisine and quaint landscapes. And, with several architectural gems still standing in its Aldstadt (Old Town), Munich has retained its historic landmarks while managing to be quite cosmopolitan. Take a stroll through a sprawling garden or enjoy some gluwhein (mulled wine) at a Christmas Market…there are so many pleasurable ways to enjoy Germany’s capital.

English Garden

Considered one of the largest urban parks in the world, this public green space is a pleasant way to relax and unwind after a day of touring. Head to the Chinesischen Turm (Chinese Tower), a signature landmark of the park that features an ornate Japanese Teahouse and massive beer garden. Explore this resplendent green oasis while in Munich.

Christmas Market

During the winter holiday season, Munich’s city squares are transformed by Christmas Markets. In Marienplatz, the public plaza is abuzz with advent music, street stalls selling ethnic foods, and an enormous decorated Christmas tree. In nearby Neuhauser Strasse, you’ll also find Germany’s largest manger market dedicated to presenting authentic nativity scenes.

Church of Our Lady

In Munich’s Old Town you’ll find this imposing Gothic cathedral. Visitors to the church are encouraged to climb the church’s south tower, where you’ll get unprecedented views of the city. This sacred space is said to be an iconic symbol standing out amongst Munich’s skyline.

Nymphenburg Palace

This stunning palace and sprawling garden are a show-stopping sight in the northwestern part of the Altstadt. Created initially as a villa for Bavarian Princess Henriette Adelaide of Savoy, this regal compound continued to grow in size and opulence once it was designated to be a summer residence for the rest of the royal family. Franz, Duke of Bavaria and head of the former ruling family, is still a resident in an apartment of this stately palace.

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(Minghui.org) Falun Gong practitioners in Germany held an event on Max-Jeseph Platz in front of the Munich Residenz, the former royal palace of the Wittelsbach monarchs of Bavaria, to showcase the beauty of Falun Gong and expose the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)’s persecution of practitioners on March 30, 2024, the Easter holiday. The activity received support from the people passing by, and some Chinese tourists gave a thumbs up to express their appreciation.

Falun Gong practitioners unfurled banners which were printed “Falun Dafa,” “Truthfulness Compassion Forbearance,” “Returning to Traditional Humanity Is the Only Way Out,” and “The Chinese Communist Party harvests organs from living Falun Gong practitioners.” People passing by could easily see the banners at a glance. Some people stopped to talk with practitioners, and many of them signed a petition showing their support for practitioners in their effort to end the persecution in China.

A tourist group from China passed by the information booth that day. Many Chinese people stopped to take photos, and some accepted newspapers. A middle-aged male tourist said to the practitioners: “The Communist Party is the worst. They are almost finished.” Another Chinese tourist gave a thumbs-up to the practitioners.

American college student Charlie and his parents were visiting Munich. After his mother and Charlie signed their signature to show their support for Falun Gong, he commented that he felt bad for the Chinese citizens who didn’t have a voice in their country under dictatorship rule.

The Falun Gong practitioners meditating at the event looked very peaceful to him. “It looks like they are happy. I am not very familiar with Falun Gong, but it seems very interesting,” he said.

He added that Falun Gong seemed very peaceful and healthy when he learned that Falun Gong follows the principles of Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance. Falun Gong exercise teaching is free worldwide, he added, “Practitioners shouldn’t be persecuted for just cultivating and meditating. It shows how bad the ruling party is. People should be able to do everything freely.”

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Munich Guides: one day in Munich or longer

Itinerary suggestions.

There is always something to discover in Munich, regardless of whether you’re staying for 4 or 24 hours, for a long weekend or even an entire week. Some suggestions.

Stopover: 4 hours

For visitors who only have a couple of hours, a guided tour through Munich's old town provides a glimpse into the city’s essence. The tour lasts around 90 minutes. With your official tour guide of the city of Munich you will visit the following sights, among other interesting places:

- Marienplatz (square) - Frauenkirche (church) - Hofbräuhaus - Viktualienmarkt (food market) - Residenz (palace)

Alternatively, you could visit a beer garden or café at Viktualienmarkt or in Hofgarten park. Afterwards, discover Munich's noble Maximilianstraße with its international luxury labels.

Short trip: 1 day

In the morning, take a guided tour through Munich's old town (90 minutes), covering various attractions including Marienplatz (square), Frauenkirche (church), Hofbräuhaus , Viktualienmarkt (market) and Residenz (palace). Afterwards, discover Munich's noble Maximilianstraße with its international luxury labels.

After that, you could visit Schloss Nymphenburg . The palace complex with its magnificent park ranks among the largest Baroque palaces in Germany. Several other sights can be visited around the main palace :

- park palaces Amalienburg, Pagodenburg and Badenburg - Marstallmuseum - Nmphenburg Porcelain Manufactory - Botanical Gardens

Tip: When the weather is fine, a gondola ride down the Nymphenburg canal in an original Venetian gondola is an unforgettable experience.

Weekend: 2 days

Take a guided tour through Munich's old town (90 minutes). After that, take a peek behind the scenes of the Bayerische Staatsoper (Bavarian State Opera) during a Backstagetour (75 min.). If the weather is fine we recommend to go for a walk in the Englischer Garten (English Garden), where you can watch the Eisbach surfers .

In the afternoon, you could visit Schloss Nymphenburg , the former summer residence of the Wittelsbacher family (duration including travel: around 3 hours). Alternatively, the Kunstareal with its world-renowned museums can be visited. Later on, attending a performance at the Bayerische Staatsoper (3 hours) would be a nice ending.

On the second day, pay a visit to the Allianz Arena (approx. 75 minutes). Follow this with a visit to BMW Welt (BMW World) or take a beer-themed tour , including a trip to a brewery (90 minutes).

Experience Munich: 4 days    

Day 1: Take a bus tour to Munich’s highlights . Follow this up with a trip to the Olympic Park and take a breath-taking climbing tour over the canopy roof on the Olympic Stadium (120 min.). In case of bad weather, you could visit the BMW Welt and/or the BMW Museum . In the evening, enjoy Broadway feeling when attending a musical at the Deutsches Theater .

Day 2: Visit Schloss Nymphenburg with its famous Schönenheitengalerie (Gallery of Beauties) and porcelain manufactory. In the afternoon, take a tour of Allianz Arena , Munich’s football temple (approx. 75 minutes). Afterwards, join a beer-themed tour and follow it up with a beer tasting.

Day 3: Take a tour of the old town including a visit to Munich’s most important churches and the Glockenspiel on Marienplatz (square). For lunch, the Viktualienmarkt with its beer garden is an ideal place to enjoy a traditional Bavarian Brotzeit. In the afternoon, you could visit Munich’s Residenz palace or you book a backstage tour at the Bayerische Staatsoper . And if you have acquired a taste for it, why not attend a performance at the Bayerische Staatsoper in the evening.

Day 4: Start the day with a tour of the Kunstareal and discover internationally known museums. Everyone who is interested in technology and science visits the  Deutsches Museum . After that, take a break at the Englischer Garten and enjoy beer gardens ( Chinesischer Turm or Seehaus ), the Eisbach wave , lakes and a well-tended lawn . Alternatively, enjoy a day trip to Munich's surrounding area and discover Neuschwanstein , Linderhof or Herrenchiemsee , the castles of the fairy-tale king Ludwig II .

Enjoy Munich: 1 week

Day 1: Go on a cycling tour of Munich’s highlights (2.5 hours). In the afternoon, you could visit the Pinakothek der Moderne (Pinakothek Museum of Modern Art) which houses four big museums under one roof (2 hours). In the evening, enjoy Broadway feeling when attending a musical at the Deutsches Theater .

Day 4: Enjoy a day trip to Munich's surrounding area and discover Neuschwanstein , Linderhof or Herrenchiemsee , the castles of the fairy-tale king Ludwig II .

Day 5: Spend the morning visiting Museum Brandhorst , an architectural masterpiece with a colourful façade made out of 36,000 ceramic rods. The collection focuses on classical modern art. Next up, visit the ancient sculptures in the nearby Staatliche Antikensammlung . Enjoy a snack at the café surrounded by Grecian-like ambience. In the afternoon, visit the Olympic Park and take a breath-taking climbing tour over the canopy roof at the Olympic Stadium (120 min.). In case of bad weather, you could visit the BMW Welt (BMW World) and/or the BMW Museum . Then attend an evening performance by the multi-award-winning Münchner Kammerspiele (theatre).

Day 6: Take a trip to Starnberger See (Lake Starnberg) with a boat tour to Buchheim Museum in Bernried, which boasts an impressive collection of German expressionist art.

Day 7: Spend the morning at the Alte Pinakothek museum, which is home to world-famous masterpieces by artists from Dürer to Rubens (duration: 2.5 hours). After that, take a break at the Englischer Garten and enjoy beer gardens (Chinesischer Turm or Seehaus), the Eisbach wave , lakes and a well-tended lawn . Everyone who is interested discovers the city park during a carriage ride .

Text: München Tourismus; Photo: Christian Kasper; Illustration: Julia Pfaller; Video: Redline Enterprises

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Sustainable visit and more in Munich

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Great activities for nature lovers

Numerous parks, beautiful lakes in the surrounding area, many excursions into the countryside. Our tips for nature lovers.

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Romantic Places in Munich

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Munich in the rain

Good ideas for bad weather.

Inclement weather lures visitors to museums and cafés. And it provides a nice opportunity to discover other thrilling places.

Inclement weather lures visitors to museums and cafés. And it provides a nice opportunity to discover other thrilling places. Some tips for rainy days in Munich.

Great activities for those who love football

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Munich with your dog

Would you like to take your dog with you on your trip to Munich? The city is very dog-friendly with its extensive parks and many green spaces. All the important information and tips can be found here.

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Munich is a popular destination for travellers from all over the world. Here, you can store your suitcases and bags safely.

Munich, the capital of Bavaria, is a favourite travel destination for guests from all over the world. Here, you can store your suitcases and bags safely.

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Great activities for those who love art

Stopover, short trip, long weekend or a whole week: here are some ideas for those who love art.

Frauenkirche: Visit of the South Tower

Book a visit to the observation deck of Munich's Frauenkirche and enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the city.

Munich Card & City Pass

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Visit of the New Town Hall Tower

Discover Munich's highlights from a very special perspective after just a few seconds in the lift!

Viktualienmarkt Tasting Tour

Discover the most delicious delicacies of the city and learn all kinds of interesting facts about Munich's most famous food market.

Discover the most delicious delicacies of the city and learn all kinds of interesting historical facts about Munich's most famous food market.

Justizpalast Tour

During the guided tour of the present-day seat of the Bavarian State Ministry of Justice, you will learn everything about the history and significance of the neo-baroque court and administrative building.

Romantic Road: Rothenburg and Harburg

Hop on and be whisked away by one of the world's most beautiful stretches of street: the Romantic Road to Rothenburg and Harburg.

New Town Hall Tour

Explore the Neue Rathaus on Marienplatz with an official City of Munich tour guide. A visit of the famous law library is also included!

Explore the Neue Rathaus on Marienplatz with an official tour guide. A visit of the famous law library is also included!

Magistrates, Monachia and magnificent celebrations: explore the Neue Rathaus on Marienplatz with an official City of Munich tour guide. A visit of the famous law library is also included!

Dream castles Neuschwanstein & Linderhof

Immerse yourself in the world of the fairytale king!

Visit of the Law Library: Juristische Bibliothek

Impressive architecture and unique ambience: discover the Law Library in the New Town Hall.

Pedicab tour through the old town and nature

Enjoy this special tour and pedicap ride past all the famous sights of Munich's old town and into the Englischer Garten.

Hofbräuhaus Tour

Discover the most famous beer hall in the world with an official guide of the city of Munich and enjoy a fresh Mass of beer afterward!

City trip incl. Munich Card and Tower Ascent

We look forward to seeing you again in Munich. Our tip: the exclusive travel package with Munich Card and Tower Ascent.

Old Town Tour

The city walk for everyone who wants to become acquainted with the most beautiful parts of Munich's city centre.

Spaten Brewery Tour

Experience a brewery tour at Spaten with a look behind the scenes, interesting facts about the company history and beer tasting in the brewery tower.

Hop-On Hop-Off Grand Circle 24h

The hop-on hop-off Grand Circle tour of Gray Line will let you collect unforgettable impressions of Munich.

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Private guided tour through Munich's Old Town

Exclusive and safe: Discover the most beautiful sights and corners of Munich's city centre with your official personal guide.

Berchtesgaden area and Eagle's Nest

The day trip takes you along the Alpine Road to Berchtesgaden area with its dreamlike scenery.

Salzburg and the Lake District

Visit the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and relax on the journey to beautiful Lake Wolfgang.

Visit the birthplace of composer extraordinaire Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, stroll through the Baroque old town and then relax on the journey to beautiful Lake Wolfgang.

Oktoberfest Shop

Bring a piece of Oktoberfest home: Purchase official souvenirs such as the Wiesn poster or the Oktoberfest beer stein in the official Oktoberfest shop.

Dream castles Neuschwanstein & Linderhof VIP

As VIP in the footsteps of King Ludwig II. On this day tour in the luxurious long-distance coach of Gray Line Sightseeing you can visit both dream castles of the fairytale king.

A day tour in the luxurious long-distance coach of Gray Line Sightseeing.

Rental bike 1 day

With a rental bike, you can experience Munich at your own personal pace. Discover hidden alleys and charming districts off the beaten track.

Discovery trip incl. City Pass

2 nights in your selected hotel and - thanks to the City Pass - free admission to 45 museums, sights and attractions: our travel package for explorers.

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Updated: Saturday, April 13, 7:15 p.m. ET: Mostly sunny skies and above-normal temperatures are forecast for Sunday and Monday with highs in the mid to upper 80s. The wind will remain light out of the southwest and likely average 7-15 mph each day as well.

Updated: Saturday, April 13, 10:00 a.m. ET: Sunny skies will see temperatures warm with highs reaching the mid to upper 70s this afternoon. Wind will not be as strong but remain breezy out of the WNW at 10-15 mph. Gusts to 20-25 mph can be expected between 11 a.m.-5 p.m. before decreasing this evening.

Updated: Friday, April 12, 8:10 p.m. ET: Mostly sunny skies are forecast for Saturday at Augusta National with temperatures set to reach the mid-70s. A few wind gusts to 20 mph may occur between 12-5 p.m. Saturday. Mostly sunny and warmer Sunday, with the temperature climbing into the mid-80s.

Updated: Friday, April 12, 9 a.m. ET: Sunny and dry conditions are forecast throughout the day with a high temperature in the low 70s. Breezy conditions this morning, turning windy by midday with westerly wind gusts of 30-35 mph. Isolated higher peak gusts between 35-40 mph cannot be ruled out between 3-6 p.m.. After a cool start Saturday morning, temperatures will rebound nicely this weekend with highs in the mid-70s Saturday and mid-80s on Sunday amid plentiful sunshine.

Updated: Thursday, April 11, 7:51 p.m. ET: The first round of the Masters has been suspended due to darkness. Round 1 will resume on Friday at 7:50 a.m. with Round 2 tee times beginning as scheduled at 8 a.m.

Updated: Thursday, April 11, 8:11 a.m. ET: First-round tee times are set to begin at 10:30 a.m. off the first tee due to overnight and morning rain.

After a morning of monitoring strong storms that have affected states from Texas to Florida, Masters officials announced the gates will open to the patrons at 9:30 a.m., and honorary starters Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and Tom Watson will tee off at 10:10, followed by the first tee time in the 89-player field, Jake Knapp and Erik van Rooyen at 10:30.

According to weather.com, thunderstorms are possible around 8:30 a.m., with potentially strong, gusty winds.

Updated: Thursday, April 11, 7 a.m. ET: First-round tee times will be delayed at least an hour because of morning rain. "We continue to monitor the weather closely," read a post from the tournament on X. "Gate openings and tee times have been delayed until further notice. The first round will not begin before 9 a.m."

According to weather.com, it is expected to be cloudy from 7-8 a.m. but there is a chance of scattered thunderstorms from 8-10 a.m.

Updated: Wednesday, April 10 7 p.m. ET : The Masters has issued a weather update, noting that patron admission will be delayed Thursday due to adverse weather conditions expected overnight and into the morning.

"Due to forecasted weather on Thursday, we have decided to delay all gate openings in the morning," the Masters posted on X, formerly Twitter. "All Masters free parking will be closed until further notice while gate openings are delayed. Further updates will be shared no later than 5 a.m. via Masters.com and social channels."

Updated: Wednesday, April 10 10 a.m. ET: AUGUSTA, Ga. – The first round of the 88th Masters Tournament could be affected by inclement weather as dangerous conditions are predicted to arrive early Thursday.

There’s a 90% chance of showers and thunderstorms prior to 1 p.m., with wind gusts of 40-45 mph between 8 a.m. ET and noon. That would create potentially dangerous conditions and push back tee times, possibly bringing Friday into play for the conclusion of Round 1.

Last year’s Masters was also affected by weather, with second-round play pushed to Saturday and third-round play pushed to Sunday, when eventual winner Jon Rahm and co-runner-up Brooks Koepka played 30 holes.

Severe weather began slamming the southern United States on Tuesday night, continued into Wednesday and was expected to reach the Augusta area first thing Thursday.

According to the Masters Tournament weather update:

“A cold front is forecast to bring a band of rain and scattered thunderstorms through the region between 6 a.m.-1 p.m. ET Thursday. Heavy rainfall and occasional wind gusts of 40-45 mph are anticipated over this period. A lull in precipitation should occur behind the cold front between 1-4 p.m. ET before scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms drift back into the region for the late afternoon and evening hours.

“Windy conditions persist Friday under mostly sunny skies as a dry and stable airmass settles into the area. Mostly sunny skies can be expected through the weekend with west to southwesterly winds in the 7-15 mph range.”

• Thursday: Mostly cloudy with a 90% chance of showers and thunderstorms prior to 1 p.m. ET. Partly cloudy with a 40% chance of showers and isolated thunderstorms after 4 p.m. Forecast rainfall: 1-1 1/2 inches. Wind gusts of 40-45 mph between 8 a.m.-noon. Low: 65F High: 77F Winds: S shifting SW 15-25; gusts 30-35 mph.
• Friday: Mostly sunny and windy. Noticeably less humid. Low: 54F High: 72F Winds: W 15-20; gusts 30 mph.
• Saturday: Mostly sunny and warm. Low: 49F High: 78F Winds: WNW turning W 7-15 mph.
• Sunday: Mostly sunny and warm. Low: 53F High: 84F Winds: W turning SW 7-15 mph.

The Masters has dealt with its share of weather conditions in recent years. The final round of Tiger Woods’ iconic 2019 victory came hours earlier than scheduled to avoid impending storms. Last year’s leaders played 30 holes on Sunday as storms wiped out much of the third round.

This year’s Masters is largely devoid of rainy conditions, with Thursday as the lone exception. According to the official Augusta National weather forecast, there is an 80% chance of showers and thunderstorms on Thursday, with an expected rainfall of 1.00-1.50 inches.

“Isolated light showers are possible Tuesday and Wednesday before rain and thunderstorms arrive early Thursday and continue throughout the morning hours. A cold front is expected to pass through in the early afternoon, with diminishing precipitation chances for the remainder of Thursday. Thunderstorm wind gusts of 40-45 mph will be possible,” the official forecast stated.

Conditions are expected to clear up by Thursday afternoon and stay dry through the rest of the tournament. Here’s a day-by-day breakdown of the official Augusta National weather forecast:

• Monday: Mostly sunny. Low: 48F High: 79F Winds: S 7-10 mph
• Tuesday : Cloudy with a 25% chance of light showers. Low: 58F High: 77F Winds: SSE 5-10 mph
• Wednesday : Cloudy with a 20% chance of light showers during the day and a 70% chance of showers and thunderstorms after midnight. Low: 62F High: 80F Winds: S-SE 10-15, gusts up to 20 mph
• Thursday : Mostly cloudy with an 80% chance of showers and thunderstorms. Windy. Forecast rainfall: 1.00-1.50” Low: 65F High: 78F Winds: S shifting SW 15-20 gusts up to 30 mph
• Friday : Mostly sunny and windy; noticeably less humid. Low: 56F High: 73F Winds: WNW 15-20 gusts up to 30 mph
• Saturday : Mostly sunny and warm. Low: 50F High: 78F Winds: WNW turning W 7-12 mph
• Sunday*: Mostly cloudy. Low: 61F: High 82F Winds: SW 6-13 mph, gusts of 17 mph

*Official Masters forecast not yet available. Sunday’s forecast is via accuweather.com