Munich surprises with a variety of nature motifs – in the middle of the city. In this article, I will introduce you to five special places where you can photograph wild animals, rare plants and impressive landscapes. Ideal for anyone who wants to discover urban nature and capture it on camera.
Munich is wilder than you might think. Together with three colleagues, I explored the urban nature of our city photographically – from urban foxes to birds of prey. The “Wild Munich” exhibition at the Museum Mensch und Natur shows our pictures and invites you to become active yourself. Visitors can submit their own nature conservation projects and win great prizes.
The Flaucher, an idyllic stretch of the Isar in Munich, offers nature photographers fascinating motifs all year round. From mating greylag geese to majestic swans – here you can experience animals up close in an urban environment. In this article, I share my experiences and give tips for successful shots in this special place.
The Flaucher in Munich is a paradise for nature photographers. Especially in winter, numerous swans and other waterfowl gather here along the Isar. In this article, I share my experiences and give practical tips on how you can capture these majestic animals in their natural environment.
Munich’s parks are home to a surprising variety of wildlife – including tawny owls. In this article, I share my experiences of observing and photographing these fascinating owls in urban green spaces such as the English Garden and Nymphenburg Palace Park. Find out when and where you have the best chance of spotting tawny owls in Munich.
