Camonsite goes Munich

Our new office is located in a lively, urban neighborhood: Schwanthalerhöhe. There are cafés, small restaurants, and colorful corners, and the Theresienwiese, the location of the famous Oktoberfest, is just a few steps away. What about the office itself? Naturally, it is entirely in the Camonsite style: furnished with care, open, and warm. There is plenty of space for good ideas and encounters. It feels familiar, almost like a small satellite of Berlin. That is exactly what it is intended to be: a workplace for new Camonsites and colleagues from Berlin who are always welcome.

Setting up here in Munich was special for all of us. Not only because I personally started out in a new city, but also because we are forming a whole new team on site. It is a pleasure to see connections grow, familiar processes give way to new ideas, and Munich welcome us with open arms.

In June, we celebrated our office opening in style. We invited partners we have worked with in the past, as well as potential future partners: caterers, suppliers, hotels, venues, and restaurants. It was a resounding success. The evening was long, the atmosphere was warm, and we were overwhelmed by the response. Since then, we have been inundated with invitations to events, meetings, and collaborations.

We can already tell that our decision was the right one. The first orders have come in, demand is growing, and we are delighted to have received two invitations from Bayern Tourism to take sales trips and get to know the region better. That is exactly our goal: To really be there. Not just with an address, but with attitude, quality, and genuine interaction.

Me, Larissa Hübner, am new to Munich – exactly the change of scenery I wanted. Berlin was my professional home for a long time; now, I'm getting to know Munich. The city feels different. It's a little quieter and closer to nature, yet incredibly lively at the same time. I enjoy the mix. I'm really looking forward to my first Oktoberfest.

Until then, it's laptop open, eyes open, and coffee in the sun.

We have arrived—and we remain curious.