Munich river surfing is a popular pastime in the city ... a gorgeous public park in Munich, Germany. It is actually a man-made distributary of the nearby Isar River, meaning it diverts upstream ...

The German city of Munich has closed its river surf wave known as the Eisbachwelle after a surfer was critically injured. Munich's fire department has closed the Eisbachwelle, a famous wave in the ...

River surfing began in Munich in the early 1970s ... deaths on German roads is a cyclist One in six road fatalities in Germany last year involved a cyclist, according to preliminary figures ...

A surfer has died following a tragic accident on Munich’s Eisbach River. The 33-year-old woman, whose name is being withheld, was surfing the wave last Wednesday when she fell. Her leash was ...

River surfing, a niche sport with roots in the 1970s, began in Munich, Germany, on the Eisbach River. Initially an underground activity, it gained popularity as enthusiasts sought alternatives to ...

The Marienplatz square, accessible by a U-Bahn station of the same name, is considered the heart of Munich, and has been since the city was founded in 1158. In medieval times, it hosted markets ...

Munich's fire department has closed the Eisbachwelle ... apparently became hooked on the bottom of the Eisbach river. Bystanders were unable to free her because of the strong current. After 30 minutes ...