Buy tickets via Rausgegangen in Munich

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Munich is a city that literally leaves you no excuse to spend the evening on the sofa. The calendar of events is so full that you sometimes wonder if the city secretly consists of two cities. Concerts, theater performances, readings, comedy shows, festivals, movie nights, all at a level that will amaze even spoiled city dwellers. So that you don't lose track of all this and, above all, buy your ticket in good time before it says "unfortunately sold out", we have collected exactly those events for you on Rausgegangen that are really worth going to. If you love concerts, you can enjoy a huge range in Munich: At the Muffatwerk on the Isar, one of the city's most atmospheric venues with its industrial charm, there are regular concerts in a setting that is neither too big nor too small and where you can easily get close to the action on standing room only. If you like it bigger, the Olympiahalle is the place to be, where international acts regularly make guest appearances and where it is better to buy tickets in advance before they are gone. Classical music fans and anyone who wants to become one feel at home at the Gasteig HP8 in Sendling, the temporary alternative home of the Gasteig, which has long since established itself as a cultural address in its own right. At the Deutsches Theater, on the other hand, musicals, comedy shows and guest performances alternate, and those who manage to get a good seat there have often booked weeks in advance. The Volkstheater and the Residenztheater are for anyone who wants to experience top-class acting and is not afraid to work up a sweat thinking about the performance. The Backstage near the main train station is the place to be for anyone who prefers to stand with a beer in their hand and enjoy indie, punk or electronic music without getting too bent out of shape. For film lovers, arthouse cinemas such as the Monopol or the Atelier regularly offer curated cinema evenings with post-screening discussions, themed series and films outside the mainstream, for which it is absolutely worth securing a ticket in advance. And if you want to attend the Tollwood Festival on the Theresienwiese, which combines world music and a cultural program in a unique setting twice a year, you shouldn't wait too long to get your tickets either. Incidentally, the most common mistake in Munich's cultural life is the same as everywhere else: waiting too long and then standing in front of the Box Office and realizing that nothing is available. Our tip is therefore simple: check the events calendar regularly, save the events you want to attend and buy tickets while they are still available. Munich rewards those who are brave enough to be spontaneous but clever enough to plan ahead.