Best Beer Halls & Gardens in Munich:
After you are done checking out the core of Old Town Munich, consider adding a few of the following stops onto your itinerary. Some of them can be added right to the Walking Tour itself and other you may have to hop on the local subway train.
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Prioritizing Your Time:
Most of the attractions on this list are awesome, but it is important to prioritize your time in Munich. Make sure to visit the main sights like the Hofbrau House, Old Town Walking Tour, Residenz Palace, and the English Garden before tackling this list. As long as you have 3-4 days you can see everything plus fit in a day trip or two. Please consult our Suggested Itineraries For Munich for more tips.
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Best Beer Halls & Gardens in Munich:
1. Augustiner-Keller (Keller):
About Oktoberfest: Steaming from hundreds of years of Fall agricultural festivals, Oktoberfest has grown to become the World’s best party attractions of 6 million visitors. The modern festivities really took off when Bavarian crown prince Ludwig I married Theresa of Saxe-Hildburghausen on October 12th 1810.
At the Southwestern end of the market is Uhelný Trh Square which was the Coal Market back in the day. In the middle of the old Coal Market is a small but cute fountain from 1797 showing a boy and girl playing with fruit under a tree. Market Hours: Daily 9am-6pm.
Read More: Full Oktoberfest Guide.
2. Hofbrau Am Platz (Keller):
3. English Garden’s Chinese Tower (Keller):
4. Königlicher Hirschgarten (Keller):
5. Victuals Market (Keller):
6. Paulaner am Nockherberg (Keller):
7. Wiener Platz (Keller):
8. Seehaus im Englischen Garten (Keller):
9. Zum Augustiner (Keller):
10. Löwenbräu am Stiglmaierplatz (Keller):
Honorable Mention:
11. Museum Bierstube Sterneckerstraße (Keller):
12. Spatenhaus an der Oper (Keller):
13. Der Pschorr (Keller):
14. Spatenhaus an der Oper (Keller):
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