Seldom is there as much partying as in July, in the weeks before the big holidays. There is a lot going on this summer, because there are some festivals that have been canceled in the past two years due to the pandemic. Mayor Wolfgang Panzer in Unterhaching was also pleased that when the beer was tapped at the public festival on Friday evening, so many came as seldom before Corona. There they started with a new landlord in a new time. Only the Unterhachinger Rammlerbräu could not be served again this time because the beer carousel belonged to the former innkeeper and no replacement was found so quickly. “We didn’t know in April whether we could celebrate at all,” said Panzer, which is why the tumbler, a popular ride, was not set up this time. More next year, he promised.
The festival week in Salmdorf, where you could book sightseeing flights by helicopter, went even higher than the tumbler or the chain carousel in Unterhaching.
Sightseeing flights were offered at the festival weekend in Salmdorf.
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The Kirchheim street festival was a good address for classic car fans like Marie Felber.
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Christina Seeger tried on a jacket with her daughter Mathilda at the Ottobrunn night flea market. Saleswoman Lisa Vogel advised.
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Well-attended Oberhachinger Bahnhofsstrasse: the shops were also open at the street festival.
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Ukrainian specialties at the street festival in Garching.
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Chic cars, on the other hand, could be seen at the street festival in Kirchheim at a vintage car exhibition.
There was also a large crowd at the night market in Ottobrunn and at the street festival with Sunday shopping in Oberhaching.
At the street festival in Garching, Ukrainian specialties were even sold.