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During the week before 6 Jan, children dress up as the Three Magi and go door to door, collecting money for charity.
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Horror films, trash, and more for B-movie fans.
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Smaller than the Berlin film festival and not quite as star-studded, Munich’s festival has made a name for itself as a festival of the people. There are screenings of international films in several cinemas throughout the city. Gasteig is the festival centre, and free open-air screenings are held here in the evenings.
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Each region has its own distinctive folk dress, and folklore associations keep the tradition alive, parading regional costumes in processions and at festivals such as the Wiesn.
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Little sister to the Oktoberfest, the Springfest is also held on the Theresienhöhe.
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Munich’s indoor Großmarkt (wholesale market) has a vibrant atmosphere. Opened in 1912, the complex features four large halls. Several excellent restaurants and pubs have established themselves in and around the market.
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Trained as a shoemaker, he became a popular comedic music virtuoso (1871–1937).
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Munich actor (1926–92), best remembered for his role as Monaco-Franze in the TV series of the same name.
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Monthly horse auctions are held at the livestock hall near the abattoir.
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International documentaries, premieres, and films by up-and-coming new filmmakers.
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