Munich Watercolor Painting Experience and Tour

Uncover the artistic heart of Munich with a watercolor painting experience led by Philipp, a passionate local guide and architect. Traverse the vibrant streets of the city’s South, visiting dynamic sites like the innovative Münchner Volkstheater and the eclectic Bahnwärter Thiel, rich in street art. Under Philipp's expert guidance, capture the spirit of these locations as you create three unique watercolor postcards. This hands-on activity welcomes all skill levels, encouraging you to express your emotions and surroundings. Conclude your artistic journey at Alte Utting, a quirky bar on a ship, where your painted memories can be cherished long after.
- Guided by a Certified Official Munich Tour Guide (Member of MGV & BVGD) & Architect
- Family Friendly: Ages 0–5 free, 6–17 €10.
- 100% 5-star Google reviews
- Small group of max. 15 guests
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Meeting Point

Piazza Zenetti

Zenettipl., 80337 München, Germany

We'll meet at Piazza Zenetti Square, easily identified by its distinctive green street furniture. Look for me with a tablet slung over my shoulder — I’ll be easy to spot.
The easiest route is via subway lines U3 or U6. Exit at Poccistrasse station and enjoy a 10-minute walk to our meeting point.

What's included:

• Watercolors, envelopes, and postcards

What to expect:

Piazza Zenetti

Step into the World of ‘Der Blaue Reiter,’ Munich’s Iconic Expressionist Movement, on a One-of-a-Kind Guided Tour.
On our tour, we’ll paint the buildings we’re looking at—right in front of each of the three highlights—using watercolors on postcards. The pre-printed postcards are perfect for both beginners and advanced artists.

We begin at Piazza Zenetti and dive into the history of the former cattle yard district. From there, we visit the Münchner Volkstheater, where colors, materials, and design take center stage.

Next, we enter the local street art scene at the Beginner’s Wall — a space where Munich’s graffiti culture comes to life.

We will continue our discovery at Bahnwärter Thiel, an extraordinary venue built from 40 shipping containers, all decorated with vibrant graffiti.

We wrap up the tour at Alte Utting — a spectacular café and bar on a repurposed ship high above the city. Even The New York Times featured it, asking: “Is Munich getting cool?” YES, it is!

Depending on whether it is open or not, you can enjoy a coffee or snack here, or stroll along the Isar River back toward the city center.