The Social Walk: Show up. Walk. Connect.

The Social Walk is back — last month's walk was a great success.

We walk for 60–70 minutes along the Isar following this route. Walk in pairs — or three if needed, but no more than that. Every 10 minutes I'll signal a partner switch. By the end of the walk, you'll have had a real conversation with at least 5 different people.

We gather at 13:30 for a quick closing round before going our separate ways. Feel free to keep the conversation going afterwards.

What to bring
💧 Something to drink
🥨 A snack or Brotzeit for fuel

Practical details

• Meeting point: gather at the main entrance of the Deutsches Museum at Museumsinsel 1, 80538 München
• Meeting time: 12:00
• Walk starts: 12:15 sharp
• Wear comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing
• Held in English — feel free to switch to a shared language with your walking partner anytime.

Weather Policy

• Walk takes place in most conditions
• Cancelled only in heavy rain or snowstorm
• Updates will be posted the day before and/or morning of the event in the comment section

Event fees: Free to join. If you appreciate my organisational efforts of bringing people together, a contribution via PayPal of whatever feels right is welcome.

Photography
Photos may be taken during the event for documentation and community sharing (event page). If you prefer not to be photographed, please write to me at least 24 hours before the event begins. This will be fully respected.

Community & event etiquette
This space works best when everyone who signs up shows up. Please be mindful when you RSVP — your spot could mean a lot to someone who is keen to join. If your plans change, please update your RSVP at least 12 hours before. Last-minute cancellations (under 6 hours) are noted as no-shows, which may affect future sign-ups. If something unexpected comes up, just drop me a message.

Boundaries

• This is not a space for promoting or selling products or services. Participants who do so will be asked to leave and removed from the group.
• These boundaries are in place to protect the quality, safety, and integrity of the experience.
• By attending, you agree to respect both the structure of the event and the experience of others.

This event is part of the Coming Home Walking Series — a collection of walks, each with its own intention and format, held twice a month on Sundays. Together they form a practice: of moving with awareness, of showing up for your body, and of building genuine connection with others who take that seriously. Join one or join many — each walk stands on its own.

→ The series includes: The Social Walk · The Barefoot Walk · The Backwards Walk · The Blindfold Walk