| Launch of News Website - The Munich Times |
| Thursday, 26th Nov 2009 21:27 |
 The Munich Times goes live on Feb 1st! This long-anticipated news site caters for expats and English-speakers living in Munich and the wider Bavarian region. Already headline articles are added daily with the turnaround set to increase as freelance journalists come onboard in the coming weeks. As well as articles, you will find comprehensive cinema listings, restaurant reviews, opinion columns as well as expert advice on subjects such as fitness and finance, relocation, tax and others. Bookmark The Munich Times as it will be the biggest, most useful, daily expat resource in Southern Germany. |
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| Saturday, 31st Oct 2009 18:38 |
Autumn is in full swing and many of us may be feeling a little cheated by the Munich weather this year. First there was the long cold winter, followed by a relatively cold spring, then a non-existant washed-out summer (the wettest in many decades, which however improved a bit in August/September) and finally a non-too-spectacular autumn so far. Use this thread to cheer us up, maybe even add some good autumn-themed photos. |
| Friday, 30 Oct 2009 20:36 |
Fancy yourself as a bit of a photographer and have any good Munich photos in your collection? Then why not share them with the rest of us and load them up onto the TalkMunich photo gallery? Follow this link to upload the best images you have and we can rate them via the rating system used in the gallery. For the best we can organise prizes if enough people take part. |
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| Thursday, 29th Oct 2009 19:37 |
For men who have struggled to shop for shoes in Munich, help is at hand. Some forum members, of the more sylish variety, have contributed to a thread about where to buy good quality shoes. In the good old tradition of most forums, this thread evolved into a discourse on male vanity. Share your views here and educate us on the virtues of male pride in personal appearance. |
| Wednesday, 28th Oct 17:56 |
Halloween, though originally an Irish pagan holiday, made its way to the USA via Irish immigrants. Though the event in its current form is predominantly an American tradition, it is making its way to Europe and is growing in popularity. Germany is one of the countries embracing it, though events are not yet commonplace. For a discussion on this visit this thread. |
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