What is autumn like in Munich? What does this beautiful Bavarian capital have to offer its expats in the fall? Will living here perhaps make autumn your favourite time of the year?

We know that learning German is no picnic and that when you move here for only a limited time you probably feel it might be too difficult to master before you leave again. However, we can guarantee it totally makes sense to give it a go. Why you say? Well, here are seven reasons why learning German is a good idea.

To be honest, when I moved to Munich as an expat I didn’t really know much more about the city then that it was in Southern Germany and we passed it when driving toward the mountains for our annual skiing holiday in Austria. Here are a few of my experiences I’d like to share with you.

New laws in October 2019 are primarily aimed at future drivers and vehicle owners, but there’s also some general changes that are good to know about for one or other German small talk 

Many different stories, conditions and reasons – but all with the same reality: Munich is your new place to live. We aim to make it your new hometown. Be an Expat In The City, and become a part of Munich!

A lot of beer, the highest rollercoasters, loud music and fancy dresses…Oktoberfest is all fun and games as long as you know your way around. 

The 186th Oktoberfest beer festival will start in Munich this weekend with colourful festivities, parades and good vibes!

All you need to know about the dirndl trends, history, fashion, how to wear and where to buy!

Oktoberfest is coming. Ok it might be a little early to start counting the days, but it is an excellent time to start sharing with you some festival information, inside tips and fun facts about this one of a kind world famous ‘Fest’.

Insurances in Germany…of course you know they are important. And you know as an expat you need to get it sorted for both you and your family. Preferably sooner than later. But where to start?

Apartment or flat hunting in Munich can be quite complicated, there are so many of us working, loving and wanting to live in this great city! Here are some tips that can help if you’re looking for a short or long term stay and don’t know how to start your search.

Now that we are driving off from Munich to our holiday destinations near and far it is perhaps a good time to repeat the German rules of the road. Be aware expats, it's not all the same as at home!

If you like to travel and you live in Munich you are one lucky expat! With its super central location, Munich is the ideal starting point for exploring European destinies near and (not so) far.

Munich is full of beautiful, historical buildings. We've selected a few well worth a visit. Check out our list of Munich's Monuments!

Are you taking a German course and would like to speed up the process a little? Here are some tips for you when learning German.

Four helpful websites with practical information in English that could make it easier for you to make Munich your new home!

Cruising the city on an E-scooter sounds good to you? Then you are in luck, the TIER e-scooter is now available in Munich!

The sun is shining, temperatures are up, everybody is smiling and life is good. Ah yes, summer is here! Munich is an excellent city to spend those long summer days. Why? Here are some suggestions for things to do and see for you to discover!

When it comes to food quality it often competes with time quality. Specially when you are busy setting up a new home, life and job it's not easy to get your head around where to get the ingredients for your and your families´ meals, and what are they called again in German… ?

Some words of advice for those of you job hunting in Munich! 

Need help with answering the countless questions you have about your new expat life in Munich? We can help and give your life as an expat a boost!

When it comes to expat life, a lot of times we talk about moving to a new city. Now, what about moving within the new city? 

We share with you 3 important things to know about Munich’s bike-riding life.

Today, March 21st , we´ll be kicking off the season of the bees, the flowers and the trees in our lovely city once again!

Omayma grew up in a warm and a Mediterranean culture but decided to move in 2017 with her husband to Munich in search for a change and a new adventure.

Joana was born and raised in Rio de Janeiro. She came to Munich for an internship and stayed for love. Read about her tips here. 

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