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Just Product is a product management conference organised by Product Masterclass, the Munich-based training company that also co-organises the local Product Tank meetup. It is aimed at product managers and product leaders, including heads of product, founders and transformation leads who want to sharpen how their teams discover, build and ship products. The 2026 conference day is held on 16 October in Munich, Germany, inside the Arri Cinema, with a separate workshop day on 15 October. The format is hybrid: main-stage keynotes and talks are streamed worldwide, while the on-site audience of up to around 300 people also gets Q&A access, a workshop stage and evening networking. This year's themes centre on AI in product work, covering leadership in AI transformation, end-to-end product workflows and the mindset shift required of product teams. Participants can combine keynotes and practical talks with hands-on workshops and a set of informal side activities designed to encourage conversation between sessions. As a product conference in Munich with a free online stream, Just Product helps the German-speaking and wider European product community exchange practices at a time when AI is reshaping the product manager role.
Just Product 2026 takes place October 16, 2026 in Munich, Germany.
Just Product 2026 is a hybrid event — you can attend on-site or join remotely.
Travel questions? See Good to know in the travel guide below.
Mid-October places this Munich conference just after Oktoberfest has cleared out, which is good news for anyone who wants the city at normal prices and normal capacity. The Altstadt returns to itself: beer halls without queues, autumn light across Marienplatz, and hotel rates back to earth. A single-day event leaves an evening in a compact centre where most of the classic sights sit within a twenty-minute walk.
Munich Airport (MUC) links to the centre via S-Bahn lines S1 and S8, each taking roughly 40 to 45 minutes to Marienplatz and running frequently. The Lufthansa Express Bus serves the Hauptbahnhof in similar time. Munich's combined U-Bahn, S-Bahn, tram and bus network is dense and punctual, and a day pass covering the inner zone handles almost any conference itinerary.
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Coverage across Munich is consistently strong, including underground on the U-Bahn. An eSIM arranged in advance is the least friction for visitors, since German prepaid SIMs require identity registration that can be awkward on a short trip. Set up an eSIM with Airalo before you board and you're online the moment you land.
Deutsches Museum. The world's largest science and technology museum sits on an island in the Isar, covering everything from mining to aerospace across an enormous floor plan. Impossible to see fully — pick two or three sections and allow three hours. A ten-minute tram ride from the centre. Tickets on Tiqets →
Viktualienmarkt. The city's permanent open-air food market, just south of Marienplatz, has operated for two centuries and remains genuinely used by locals. Its beer garden is a practical lunch stop. October means game, mushrooms and squash on the stalls. Forty-five minutes suffices.
Residenz. The former royal palace of the Bavarian rulers runs to well over a hundred rooms, with the Antiquarium hall as its outstanding space. Centrally located near Odeonsplatz. The full circuit takes two hours; the treasury is a separate ticket and worth it. Tickets on Go City →
Englischer Garten. Larger than Central Park and stretching north from the centre, with the Eisbach standing wave near the southern entrance where surfers ride year-round. Autumn colour is at its best in October. A one-hour walk covers the southern section and the Chinesischer Turm beer garden.
How do I get from Munich Airport to the centre?
S-Bahn lines S1 and S8 both run to Marienplatz in around 40 to 45 minutes. The Lufthansa Express Bus to the Hauptbahnhof takes a similar time.
Will Oktoberfest affect my visit?
No. The festival finishes in early October, so mid-month visitors find normal hotel availability and pricing with the city considerably quieter.
Is public transport straightforward?
Yes. A day pass for the inner zone covers U-Bahn, S-Bahn, trams and buses, and the network reaches everywhere a conference visitor is likely to go.
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