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Audio walking tours · Munich

Munich in your ears. Walk, listen, discover.

Nine audio walking tours with stories, legends and history — in English, German and Russian. Works offline, no app download.

Get 7 days full access — free
  • 9 tours
  • EN / DE / RU
  • Works offline
  • No credit card

How it works

Three steps, then just walk.

  1. 1. Pick a tour

    By time, theme or where you are.

  2. 2. Put your headphones in

    The app guides you stop to stop on the map; each story starts when you arrive.

  3. 3. Walk at your pace

    Pause for coffee, continue tomorrow. Everything is downloaded, so it works offline.

Need turn-by-turn directions? Every stop hands off to Google Maps or Apple Maps.

Tours

Nine walks through Munich's stories.

Every tour starts with a legend or a scandal, then walks you to where it happened.

More than tours

Plan the trip. Talk to anyone.

The app that plays your walks also plans your days and translates for you — on the street, at the table, offline.

  • Plan your trip day by day

    Dates, where you're staying, who's coming and what you love — and a plan board, day by day. The AI planner suggests drafts, your companions join with a link, and it all works offline.

  • Live voice translator: German ↔ your language

    Split the screen between two people and just talk — each of you speaks and reads in your own language. English, French, Spanish and Russian too.

  • Photo translation

    Point the camera at a menu, a sign or a timetable and read it in your language.

  • Before you go

    Short audio stories on the history of the country and the region, and a trainer for your first phrases in German.

Try it free for 7 days

For business travellers

In Munich for a fair or a meeting? You've got 60 minutes.

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  • 60 minSoon Express Old Town
  • After 18:00 Evening walk: Royal Munich
  • Indoors Rainy day: museums near you
  • Start points near Hauptbahnhof and Marienplatz
  • U2 to Messe Riem
  • Works on the way from your hotel

Sights

Everything worth a detour.

Museums, parks, viewpoints and beer gardens, each linked to the tour that passes by.

  • foodPartner

    Augustiner Klosterwirt

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • foodPartner

    Café Frischhut

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • stayPartner

    Hotel Blauer Bock

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Feringasee

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    Feringasee

    A big swimming lake north-east of Munich: sandy beach, lawns, a beer garden and a path around the water.

    Open in Google Maps

  • Flaucher – Isar gravel banks

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    Flaucher – Isar gravel banks

    Munich's city beach: gravel islands and banks on the Isar, barbecues and picnics. Swimming at your own risk – strong currents.

    Open in Google Maps

  • Langwieder See

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    Langwieder See

    A swimming lake on Munich's western edge: lawns, rowing boats, mini golf – and two more lakes right next door.

    Open in Google Maps

  • Auer Dult on Mariahilfplatz

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    Auer Dult on Mariahilfplatz

    A traditional fair three times a year: crockery, antiques, books and old-fashioned rides by the Mariahilf church.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Christmas Market on Marienplatz

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    Christmas Market on Marienplatz

    One of Europe's oldest Christmas markets: a huge tree in front of the town hall and around 140 stalls.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Eisbach Wave

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    Eisbach Wave

    A standing wave at the edge of the English Garden: surfers in the middle of the city, spectators on the bridge and bank.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Müller'sches Volksbad

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    Müller'sches Volksbad

    An Art Nouveau pool from 1901 on the Isar: swim beneath stucco vaults, then try the Roman-Irish steam bath.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Oktoberfest on the Theresienwiese

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    Oktoberfest on the Theresienwiese

    The world's best-known folk festival – from late September to the first Sunday in October on the Theresienwiese.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Tollwood Festival

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    Tollwood Festival

    Summer in the Olympic Park, winter on the Theresienwiese: music, theatre, a Market of Ideas and organic food.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Augustiner-Keller Beer Garden

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    Augustiner-Keller Beer Garden

    A classic beer garden under old chestnut trees, ten minutes from the main station: around 5,000 seats.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Chinese Tower Beer Garden

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    Chinese Tower Beer Garden

    A beer garden in the heart of the English Garden: a wooden pagoda from 1789, tables under chestnuts, brass music.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • food

    Elisabethmarkt in Schwabing

    Schwabing's neighbourhood market since 1903, reopened in 2024: fresh food, coffee and real local life.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Königlicher Hirschgarten

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    Königlicher Hirschgarten

    A former electoral deer park with deer still in it, and one of the world's largest beer gardens – some 8,000 seats.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Seehaus Beer Garden

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    Seehaus Beer Garden

    A lakeside beer garden on the Kleinhesseloher See in the English Garden: rowing boats, ducks and sunsets – some 2,500 seats.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Viktualienmarkt

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    Viktualienmarkt

    Munich's main food market since 1807: produce, cheese, fish, flowers and a maypole at its heart.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Allianz Arena

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    Allianz Arena

    FC Bayern's stadium, nicknamed the "rubber dinghy" – with the club museum and arena tours.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Bavaria Filmstadt

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    Bavaria Filmstadt

    A working film studio in Geiselgasteig: guided tours of sets and props plus a 4D cinema – fun for all ages.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Bayerisches Nationalmuseum

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    Bayerisches Nationalmuseum

    A thousand years of Bavarian art and daily life: sculpture, armour, porcelain – and a famous collection of nativity scenes.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • BMW Museum

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    BMW Museum

    The silver "bowl" by the Olympic Park: more than a century of BMW history, from aero engines to electric cars.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Deutsches Museum

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    Deutsches Museum

    One of the world's largest museums of science and technology – on an island in the middle of the Isar.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Haus der Kunst

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    Haus der Kunst

    A hall for contemporary art in a building with a heavy past, on the edge of the Englischer Garten.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Jewish Museum Munich & Ohel Jakob Synagogue

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    Jewish Museum Munich & Ohel Jakob Synagogue

    St.-Jakobs-Platz: Munich's main synagogue, the Jewish community centre and a museum of Jewish life in the city.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Lenbachhaus

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    Lenbachhaus

    Painter Franz von Lenbach's ochre villa – home to the world's largest Blue Rider collection.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Museum Brandhorst

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    Museum Brandhorst

    Contemporary art behind a striped façade of coloured ceramic rods – Warhol, Twombly and more.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Museum Villa Stuck

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    Museum Villa Stuck

    The home of "painter prince" Franz von Stuck: Jugendstil, antiquity and changing exhibitions.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Schloss Blutenburg

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    Schloss Blutenburg

    A small moated castle in Obermenzing: late Gothic chapel, quiet ponds and the International Youth Library.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Tierpark Hellabrunn

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    Tierpark Hellabrunn

    Munich's zoo in the Isar meadows – the first in the world to group its animals by continent.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Altstadt – staying in the Old Town

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    Altstadt – staying in the Old Town

    Area to stay around Marienplatz: everything on foot, but the priciest part of town and crowded by day.

    Open in Google Maps

  • Glockenbachviertel – bars and the Isar

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    Glockenbachviertel – bars and the Isar

    Area to stay between Gärtnerplatz and the Isar: bars, small shops, the LGBTQ+ scene, the centre right next door.

    Open in Google Maps

  • Haidhausen – cosy, across the Isar

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    Haidhausen – cosy, across the Isar

    Area to stay around Weißenburger Platz: squares, cafés, beer gardens, with München Ost station next door.

    Open in Google Maps

  • Ludwigsvorstadt – by the main station

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    Ludwigsvorstadt – by the main station

    Area to stay by the station: lots of hotels, handy for trains and the airport, walking distance to the Theresienwiese.

    Open in Google Maps

  • Maxvorstadt – museums and students

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    Maxvorstadt – museums and students

    Area to stay by the university: Pinakotheken, Königsplatz, cafés and bookshops, 10–15 minutes' walk to the Old Town.

    Open in Google Maps

  • Schwabing – by the English Garden

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    Schwabing – by the English Garden

    Area to stay around Münchner Freiheit: Art Nouveau, cafés, the English Garden next door, 10 minutes by U-Bahn to the centre.

    Open in Google Maps

  • Munich Airport – S-Bahn into town

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    Munich Airport – S-Bahn into town

    About 30 km from the centre. The S1 and S8 reach the main station and Marienplatz in roughly 40 minutes.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Munich Central Station (Hauptbahnhof)

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    Munich Central Station (Hauptbahnhof)

    The main hub: ICE, regional trains, every S-Bahn and several U-Bahn lines. A major rebuild is under way.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • MVV tickets and zones

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    MVV tickets and zones

    How to ride Munich's public transport: zones, single and day tickets, the Deutschlandticket. Customer centre at Marienplatz.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • München Ost station (Ostbahnhof)

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    München Ost station (Ostbahnhof)

    Munich's second station, in Haidhausen: all trunk-line S-Bahns, the U5, trains to Rosenheim, Salzburg, Innsbruck, night trains.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • P+R Fröttmaning – park by the U6

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    P+R Fröttmaning – park by the U6

    Large Park & Ride garage in the north by the A9 and the Allianz Arena: leave the car, take the U6 into town.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Alter Peter tower

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    Alter Peter tower

    306 steps up the tower of Munich's oldest parish church – the whole old town below you, and the Alps on a clear day.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Frauenkirche south tower

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    Frauenkirche south tower

    Viewing platform in one of the domed towers of Munich's cathedral, the city's emblem. A lift plus 89 spiral steps.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Luitpoldhügel

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    Luitpoldhügel

    A quiet rubble hill in Schwabing with views over northern Munich and the Olympic Park – no crowds.

    Open in Google Maps

  • Monopteros in the Englischer Garten

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    Monopteros in the Englischer Garten

    Leo von Klenze's Greek round temple on a hill in the English Garden – the classic view of the old-town towers.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

  • Olympiaberg (Olympic Hill)

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    Olympiaberg (Olympic Hill)

    The Olympic Park's highest point: views of the tent roof, the city and, when the Föhn blows, the Alps. On foot, free.

    Open in Google MapsWebsite

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Good to know

  • Airport S-Bahn (S1 / S8)

    Flughafen München S-Bahn

  • Hauptbahnhof

    München Hauptbahnhof

  • Messe (U2)

    Messestadt West, München

  • Start points near Hauptbahnhof and Marienplatz

    Start points near Hauptbahnhof and Marienplatz

FAQ

Good questions.

Anything else? Write to us at [email protected].

Do I need to download an app?

No. isoli runs in your browser. Tap “Add to home screen” and it opens like an app, without the app store.

Does it work offline or on roaming?

Yes. Each tour downloads to your phone before you start, audio and map included, so you don't need data on the street.

How much data and battery does it use?

A full tour is a single download, best over Wi-Fi. While you walk, the screen can stay off and you just listen.

Which languages?

English, German and Russian.

What happens after 7 days?

During the pilot your access stays free. We'll ask your opinion and never charge you automatically.

Can I pause and continue tomorrow?

Yes. isoli remembers the last stop. Stop for coffee, go back to the hotel, continue whenever you like.

Are the tours guided live?

No. They are self-guided audio walks: a narrator tells the story, the map guides you from stop to stop.

Can the app translate when I talk to people?

Yes. The live translator splits your phone screen between two people: you speak your language, the other person hears and reads German, and back. It also works with English, French, Spanish and Russian, and photo translation reads menus and signs for you.

Can it help me plan the whole trip?

Yes. Create a trip with your dates, where you're staying, who's coming and what you're into, and you get a day-by-day plan board. The AI planner suggests drafts, companions join with a link, and the plan stays on your phone offline.

What do you store?

This website sets no cookies and uses no third-party tracking — only anonymous, aggregated counts of visits and clicks on our own server. In the app we store your email if you register, your language and which tours you started. Details on the privacy page.

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