Lost property auction in Munich

Sun 14th Mar, 2010

Munich. The lost property office at Oetztaler Straße 19 will hold an auction on 17-18th March from 9am to about 4pm for uncollected lost property.

On Wednesday 17th March, auctioned things will include: clothing, eye glasses, books, tools, household items, games, stationery, sporting goods, suitcases/bags, musical instruments, electrical devices and antique items. On Thursday 18th March the following items will be put on auction: mobile phones, cameras, jewelry. The office can be reached via U-Bahn 6.


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