Servus, Munich’s tram anniversary brought historic cars back onto the streets in a parade marking 150 years of service. Elsewhere, the final Auer Dult and the Long Night of Museums are on this Saturday, a 750,000-LED display is due in November, and Siemens Mobility’s record battery-train order is good news for Erlangen.

1. Historic trams take to Munich’s streets for the system’s 150th anniversary

Munich marked 150 years of tram service with a parade of historic vehicles from the city’s transport operator, MVG. The procession was the highlight of the opening day of a weekend of anniversary events.

Why this matters: If you use Munich’s trams, the anniversary offers a chance to explore the history of a transport network that remains part of daily life across the city.

Source: Abendzeitung München

2. The year’s final Auer Dult brings antiques, household goods and food to Munich

The last Auer Dult of the year opens at Mariahilfplatz, with stalls selling household goods, antiques and local food. The traditional market invites visitors to browse and shop from Saturday.

Why this matters: If you are in Munich, the Dult is an easy way to discover a local market tradition and pick up practical goods or regional treats.

Source: Abendzeitung München

3. A 750,000-light display is coming to Munich in November

A large light show featuring 750,000 LEDs is due to open in Munich on 13 November. The report covers preparations for the display and includes a ticket giveaway.

Why this matters: If you are looking for a seasonal outing in Munich, this gives you the opening date and a chance to enter for tickets.

Source: tz München

4. How to make the most of Munich’s Long Night of Museums

One ticket gives visitors access to around 100 museums and events during Munich’s Long Night of Museums this Saturday. The guide highlights options for planning a visit across the city.

Why this matters: If you are new to Munich or want to explore beyond the usual sights, one ticket lets you sample a wide range of local museums in a single evening.

Source: Abendzeitung München

5. Siemens Mobility lands a record order for battery-powered trains

Siemens Mobility has won its largest-ever order for battery trains, even as parts of Germany’s industrial sector face falling sales and job cuts. The company has a major site in Erlangen, so the contract is also a boost for the region.

Why this matters: If you live or work near Erlangen, the order is a sign of continued activity at a major regional employer.

Source: Nürnberger Nachrichten

Before you go: One ticket gets you into around 100 venues at Munich’s Long Night of Museums this evening.