„Stadtgeflatter“ – Outdoor-Fotoausstellung zeigt Münchens Fledermäuse und ihre stillen Helfer:innen

Stadtgeflatter - outdoor photo exhibition shows Munich's bats and their silent helpers

From August 31 to November 2, 2025, the spring gardens in Munich will be transformed into an open-air gallery. The exhibition by photographer Viktoria Pezzei is dedicated to our city's mysterious neighbors: the bats. In 13 large-format photographs, their hidden lives become visible - as does the work of volunteers who are committed to their protection.

Highlights:

• 11 large-format photographs

• Insights into the care of injured bats and life in the city

• Stories about the LBV, which makes Munich's parks bat-friendly

• Freely accessible, can be experienced at any time - day and night

Vernissage: Sunday, August 31, 2025, 7:30 pm - as part of the LBV opening ceremony of the Munich bat parks (canceled in case of rain).

Location: Frühlingsanlagen, Munich (approx. 80 m north-east of the park entrance on the corner of Claude-Lorrain-Straße and Humboldtstraße).

Admission: Free admission, no registration required.

Website: https://www.viktoriapezzei.com/stadtgeflatter

The exhibition is sponsored by the district committee 5 Au-Haidhausen.

About the photographer:

Viktoria Pezzei works as a photographer with a focus on socio-ecological themes, particularly at the interface between humans and nature. She is a member of the International League of Conservation Photographers (iLCP), the Society for Nature Photography (GDT) and Women Photograph. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at Les Rencontres d'Arles, and published regularly, most recently in BBC Wildlife Magazine.