Street Festival in Neubiberg

In the beginning of July, there was a street festival on the main street in Neubiberg near Munich.

Here you could buy lottery tickets to win plants. I bought one and lost -- c'est la vie!

Bacon rolls.

Fish on sticks.

An old steam carousel.

Unique animal figures.

And a creepy monkey.

Pretty balloons.

Treasure hunters' hunting ground.

Bavarian music (the real thing).

Scarves in all kind of colors.

A young Bavarian with long hair.

Tiger, tiger.

So much to see along the way.

And many opportunities to sit down and have something to eat and drink.

Beautiful plants to buy.

I hope you enjoyed the stroll over the street festival.

May Dult

One of Munich's charming markets is the Auer Dult which takes place three times a year. The first one of the year is the May Dult.

From the stairs of the Mariahilfkirche (Mary Help Church) you have a good overview over the booths selling tableware, pottery, and other household accessories.

There's also an area with some fairground rides and food booths.

Do you see the portrait of King Ludwig II on the soup bowl on the right bottom?

Some lovely handmade garden figures -- dwarfs, cats and some yummy strawberries.

A detail of a beautiful bowl.

The bumper car ride.

Lots of dolls.

Stands in this alley offer antique things. If you look closely, you can make out a baby doll on the right side.

This baby doll -- it would give me nightmares if I had it at home...

Time for a lecture in Bavarian! I mog di means I like you (or in German Ich mag dich).

A sweet-looking red robot.

Isn't that antique lace umbrella just beautiful?

You can also hunt for clothes -- lots of colors and patterns.

The trees have wonderfully green leaves now -- spring has really come to Munich!