When does the event take place?

The event is scheduled for July 16, 2026, at 7:00 PM and is expected to end around 9:30 PM.

Where is the event location?

At the Institute of Pathology at the Schwabing Clinic, Building 32, accessible via Isoldenstraße in 80804 Munich.

How much does a ticket cost?

The regular ticket price is 35.77 euros.

Is access via public transport well available?

Yes, the Schwabing Clinic is accessible via the Scheidplatz stop and other bus and tram connections.

Are there parking facilities?

There are no free long-term parking spaces available on the clinic grounds. Parking is only possible in justified exceptional cases.

What is the evening about?

Alfred Riepertinger speaks about his work as a coroner, reads from his books, and gives insights into his professional life at the Schwabing Clinic.

Coroner Alfred Riepertinger

Name: Coroner Alfred Riepertinger
Start: 2026-07-16T21:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-16T23:30:00+02:00
Location: Institut für Pathologie im Klinikum Schwabing, Haus 32

An extraordinary evening with Alfred Riepertinger at the Schwabing Clinic

On July 16, 2026, a look behind one of the most unusual professional worlds of the city opens in Munich: Alfred Riepertinger speaks at the Institute of Pathology at the Schwabing Clinic about his work as a coroner, reads from his books, and brings the audience close to a topic that is rarely told so openly and expertly.

A lecture with a goosebumps factor

The event combines reading, insight into professional life, and medical cultural knowledge. Riepertinger has been established at the Schwabing Clinic for many years and is regarded as an experienced chief coroner with special expertise in restoration and embalming. This combination of expertise, personality, and precision makes the event appealing for curious visitors, true crime fans, and culturally interested Munich residents.

The venue: Pathology with history and atmosphere

The event location at the Schwabing Clinic creates a distinctive event atmosphere. The audience experiences no classical stage format, but an event experience with immediate local relevance. Building 32 at the entrance of Isoldenstraße stands for a setting that is factual, focused, and impressive at the same time. This special backdrop gives the evening its emotional tension.

Organization, access, and practical notes

The Munich Clinic Schwabing is easily accessible by subway, bus, and tram. However, there are no free long-term parking spaces on site; parking on the clinic grounds is only possible in justified exceptional cases. For those arriving by public transport, the grounds can be conveniently accessed via Scheidplatz or Bonner Platz. For visitors, good event planning with sufficient travel time is essential.

Professional insight into a special host

Alfred Riepertinger was born in 1955, is a medical preparator, chief preparator at the Institute of Pathology of the Schwabing Clinic, and a well-known author. He specializes in the restoration of corpses, works in the field of plastination, and has collaborated with Gunther von Hagens, among others. This expertise also shapes the event: Here speaks someone who knows the topic from decades of practice.

What visitors can expect that evening

Those who attend this event will experience a special mix of lecture, reading, and insight into a profession that is rarely explained publicly. The audience's mood is likely to be focused, curious, and at the same time marked by a quiet fascination. That is why the evening is worthwhile for anyone seeking extraordinary cultural events and strong stories from Munich.

Conclusion: Coroner Alfred Riepertinger promises an intense, unusual, and professionally grounded evening with a special connection to Munich at the Schwabing Clinic. Those who love extraordinary lectures should experience this event live.