Surfing enthusiasts have cheered the reopening of a beloved whitewater site in downtown Munich, the German city better known ...

Permanent waves, soggy schnitzel, and accordion tunes in Bavaria’s landlocked capital By Michael Scott Moore January/February 2008 Issue SURFING THE EISBACH in Munich's English Garden ...

The Eisbachwelle is a year-round river surfing spot at the edge of the English Garden in Munich, Germany.

With its soothing streams, miles of peaceful pathways and lawns loaded with lazy loungers, Munich's Englischer Garten (English Garden) is an oasis inside the busy Bavarian city. Especially if you ...

If someone had told Bruce Brown that Munich would emerge as a hotbed for European surfing in the 21st century he never would have believed it. But with the newly opened Surftown MUC, along with ...

Beer and Leberkäs (similar to Baloney), sun and fresh air in the bustling Munich - that’s the beer garden experience at the Chinese Tower.

But it’s not your average wave. Not like the ocean. It’s a standing wave, breaking off the Eisbach River, which runs through the town. And over the years, this spot has become a staple in the ...

The company was born from a desire to make manmade recreations of the Eisbach River wave in Munich, arguably the world’s most popular river surfing spot.

The man-made wave, a result of a fast moving river gushing into a channel, has been around for 30 years inside the English Gardens, Munich’s version of Central Park.

The Eisbach surfer wave at the southern end of tne Englischer Garten has become one of Munich's top attractions. Spectators and surfers line up to watch the courageous surfers - all year long!

There’s a special wave machine on the river here for surfers to perfect their standing technique all year round. Best spot to see them in action in their wetsuits is from the Hirschanger Bridge. 7.