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Munich Closed Down its Famous Eisbach Wave—Will it Reopen?
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Munich Closed Down its Famous Eisbach Wave—Will it Reopen?
If you’ve spent a lot of time in Germany, you might have heard of Munich’s famous Eisbach Wave. It’s one of the Bavarian capital’s most famous tourist sites and is a beloved staple for sporty locals. Like the title suggests, the Eisbach Wave is exactly that: a large 3.5-foot wave that forms from the rushing water hitting a concrete step on the riverbed. Locals like to surf it. Visitors like to watch and, at times, get in on the action themselves…
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