Eisbach / Eisbachwelle

A stone step at the exit point at the Prinzregentenstraße of the very water-rich and fast-flowing Eisbach produces a rapids and a standing wave of about half a meter height, which is used by canoeists and river surfers and surfers internationally, since attaching an extension to one of the two shores all year round got known. She is both popular and feared by wave surfers, because right behind her several rows of stone blocks underwater can cause injury, especially to inexperienced surfers.

A stone step at the exit point at the Prinzregentenstraße of the very water-rich and fast-flowing Eisbach produces - since attaching an extension to one of the two shores - a rapids all year round and a standing wave about half a meter in height, which is used by canoeists and river surfers and internationally also by surfers got known. She is both popular and feared by wave surfers because right behind her several rows of underwater stone blocks can cause injury, especially to inexperienced surfers.

The Eisbach is not only good for surfing.
On hot days, you can refresh yourself and drift a few hundred meters in the stream.

For the Eisbach wave at the Haus der Kunst, Munich is known to surfers worldwide.

It's always interesting to see how surfers have fun in such a small section.

The wave is the crowd puller not only for tourists. You often see really great surfers pros. On summer nights in the evening, the whole thing is bathed in floodlights.

Great to watch the surfers in the wave

Surfing in Munich

That's really spectacular - so completely unexpected in the middle of the city.

The Eisbach with its surf wave is wonderful. You can watch the surfers for hours if you find a place for it. When the weather is nice, it is always very crowded.

Famous are the Eisbach surfers, who take care of a holiday feeling on a wave directly at the bridge of the Prinzregentenstraße. The Eisbach in the English Garden is one of Munich's most popular tourist attractions.

The Eisbach wave in the English Garden is known throughout Germany and an absolute highlight. You can spend a lot of time watching the surfers there.

What does the Eisbach have to do with cycling?

For the Eisbachwelle not only envies us in Germany, but Europe and worldwide :-)

absolutely worth seeing this water sports

that should not be missed in any case

It is fun to watch the surfers on the famous Eisbach river as they daringly throw their boards into the waves

An absolute tourist hotspot but also nice to look at as a local. Always fascinating. Or, best of all, just take part yourself.

Meeting point for surfers who surf the Eisbachwelle

Even watching is entertaining and worthwhile in any case.

It's great how the surfers indulge in the rushing river of their sport. Come and have fun ;-)

They are actually always here and attract a lot of onlookers: the surfers on the Eisbach.

Tourist magnet but also nice as a Munich resident. Exciting to watch or just join in.

Always very interesting to watch the surfers here.