Munich is known for many things: cars, football, beer, pretzels, and of course, the world-famous Oktoberfest. But Munich has much more to offer than that. Off the beaten paths, Franz Klug leads walks through art, culture, and culinary delights to unknown places and hidden corners of the city. He explores Haidhausen, the Montparnasse of Munich in the 1980s and 1990s, rummages through the best music store and the oldest bookstore in the city, follows the literary traces of Lion Feuchtwanger, and visits the Bogenhausen Cemetery, where great Munich figures like Liesl Karlstadt, Rainer Werner Fassbinder, and Erich Kästner are buried. For moments of pause and refreshment, he recommends numerous cafés and restaurants, beer gardens, and wine taverns. And if exploring the city on foot becomes too much, there's always tram 19, which runs from the best beer garden in the east.