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15/10/2026

Unusual things you might see on a run in Munich - Floßfahrt on the Isar. Since medieval times, wooden rafts were used to float goods and people along the river to Munich, from as far away as Mittenwald in the Bavarian Alps.

The industry died out at the start of the 20th century, but today the tradition still continues as a tourist attraction. Up to 60 people can float down the river on one of these rafts, accompanied by b**r and music!

What’s the most unexpected thing you’ve seen on a run?

No matter which tour you choose to run with us, we‘ll do our best to show you the sights, the hidden gems and the cultur...
15/08/2026

No matter which tour you choose to run with us, we‘ll do our best to show you the sights, the hidden gems and the culture of our beautiful city. Here are just a few of the places you can run with us.

How many do you recognise?

1. Frauenkirche
2. Along the River Isar (Steg)
3. Eisbach in the Englischer Garten
4. Theresienwiese by the Bavaria statue
5. Square in front of the Friedensengel

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The best sunset views at the Donnersbergerbrücke ❤️Go! Running Tours
13/08/2026

The best sunset views at the Donnersbergerbrücke ❤️

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18/07/2026

Summer in Munich ❤️



05/03/2026

Our guide Busi shows you the city, while keeping you moving, because the best way to explore is on the run!

Our guest Angelika found her 10K Heart of Munich tour to be “Sehr, sehr schön. Eine gute Form, um einer Stadtführung zu machen und gleichzeitig Sport zu verbinden” (Very, very nice. A good way to do a city tour and combine it with sports at the same time).

Thank you for joining us Angelika!



Rain or shine, we run 🏃‍♀️🌧️Today, our guide Andrea took Daniela from Switzerland on a 16K sightseeing adventure through...
22/02/2026

Rain or shine, we run 🏃‍♀️🌧️

Today, our guide Andrea took Daniela from Switzerland on a 16K sightseeing adventure through Munich. Because why let a little rain stop the fun?

Who’s joining us next?



18/02/2026

Why is city manager Didier washing the Go! Running Tours Munich wallet in the fountain at Marienplatz?!

Well, today, is Ash Wednesday, and in Munich we wash our wallets in this fountain for good (financial) luck in the coming year.

This is called Geldbeutelwaschen, a tradition that started back in the 15th century. Ash Wednesday is the day after Carnival, so wallets were empty after all the partying. This was then a good time to clean your wallet and the cleaning became a symbolic ritual to wash new money into the empty wallet.

Since the 1950s, even the mayor of Munich washes the city’s wallet for financial prosperity in the coming year.

Book a running tour with us, and we’ll show you authentic Munich from a local’s perspective.



Munich is full of surprises! We recently discovered this enchanting temporary exhibition of Tropical Butterflies at the ...
08/02/2026

Munich is full of surprises! We recently discovered this enchanting temporary exhibition of Tropical Butterflies at the Botanical Gardens. We stepped into a lush greenhouse walked among 40 species of tropical butterflies. The exhibition is a lovely escape from winter. And the rest of the greenhouses are also really worth visiting.

The visit to the butterfly house is with a timed ticket (can be booked online in advance or at the ticket office) and gives access to all the greenhouses. Regular price 6.50€. The exhibition runs until 8th March.

01/02/2026

Munich looks so much more magical under a blanket of snow. Hoping the snow comes back soon ☃️

16/01/2026

For years, we’ve watched the Morris dancers on the Munich Glockenspiel. But this year, we finally saw them dancing in real life.

The Schäfflertanz (or „Coopers’ Dance“) is a centuries-old tradition that began in Munich after the plague of 1517. According to legend, the coopers (barrel makers) danced through the streets to encourage the city’s survivors to celebrate life again. Every seven years, this tradition returns, with dancers performing at locations across Munich. This year, they dance until February 17th, 2026. After that, the next opportunity to witness the Schäfflertanz won’t be until 2031.

A rare glimpse into Munich’s living history. Have you seen the Schäfflertanz in person?

Dates and time for the Schäfflertanz can be found here: https://www.muenchen.de/veranstaltungen/freizeit/brauchtum/schaefflertanz-2026



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