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Maxvorstadt Vibes is a guide to Munich's Maxvorstadt: the district of the Pinakotheken, Königsplatz, the university and the Kunstareal. It brings together more than 90 articles on buildings, museums, squares, streets and themes, written for people who like to explore a neighbourhood on foot. WHAT YOU GET - Portraits of landmarks such as the Alte Pinakothek, Glyptothek, Propyläen, Lenbachhaus and Siegestor - 14 street portraits, from Türkenstraße to Ludwigstraße, with history, addresses and people - Four walking tours: highlights, art, Jewish Maxvorstadt and the Nazi era - A gallery guide to 22 galleries, plus current exhibitions in the museums - Events in the neighbourhood, updated regularly - Nearby: places around you, sorted by distance and walking time - A map of all places, with directions in Apple Maps - Full-text search and favourites GOOD TO KNOW - Articles and walking tours work offline; only events and the map need a connection - Free, no account, no ads, no tracking - Your location is only used on your device to show what is nearby - The app is in German; almost every article also has an English version, one tap away on each page