City Trip Munich

In Munich stands a Hofbräuhaus ... And the Frauenkirche, the Viktualienmarkt, the Allianz Arena. We already know! In our city trip Munich, you will learn how to enjoy Munich off the beaten tourist tracks.

Because of the pleasure Bayern understand what. It is no coincidence that Munich is also considered the northernmost city in Italy. The typical foehn wind blows a hint of dolce vita over the beautiful squares, parks and sidewalk cafés - and meets there urbayer cosiness, The perfect mix for a long weekend with a hearty breakfast, relaxed biking tours through Schwabing or the Glockenbachviertel, a blast on the Oktoberfest and wild parties in the trendiest clubs in the city.

Let's go to Munich!

CAFES

Suburban cafe WHERE: Turks Street 83, Maxvorstadt WHAT: Those who get a table on summery days in front of the Vorstadt Café in the university district, feel almost a bit like in a Parisian bistro. Close to the tables and invite the guests to watch the Munichers strolling. But even on autumnal days you will get your money's worth inside. In a nice ambience the most delicious breakfasts are served, reminiscent of a culinary trip around the world: Miami Beach, Toscana, Oriental or Provencale. And the day menu also offers delicacies such as grilled scampi, spaghetti vongole or truffled risotto. Delicious! More info: That's it here

Di Rosa espresso bar WHERE: Westenrieder Straße 21 (between Viktualienmarkt and Isartor) WHAT: Let's just sit back and say: Francesco Di Rosa serves the best espresso in town in his cute cafe! In the Di Rosa Bar every free space is plastered with old photographs, behind the bar the espresso machine is steaming. To all the flair there are also delicious panini and small pasta dishes. Grace, dear Francesco. More info: That gives it here

dining room WHERE: Camerloherstr. 82, Laim WHAT: Although Laim is a bit off the beaten track - but for the delicious breakfast in the dining room is worth the way. The Café by Nana Berzl would rather be expected in Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg district than in a Munich residential area. Nana takes time for each guest ("Do you still want some organic ham or even more jam?"). And ensures that after the extensive Saturday morning breakfast everyone is full and satisfied. More info: That's it here

BEER GARDENS

English garden WHERE: between Prinzregentenstraße and Freimann WHAT: Of course, the English Garden may not be missing in a travel tip about Munich. With its 373 hectares, the huge green area can easily keep up with the "Hyde Park" and "Central Park" and invites the stressed urban soul to stroll. The number one excursion destination in summer are the huge beer gardens, including the Chinese Tower, the landmark of the city. And who needs a typical Bavarian strengthening, is in the Seehaus at Kleinhesseloher See just right. On Sundays, there is plenty of brunch here.

Taxisgarten WHERE: Taxisstraße 12, Neuhausen WHAT: Tourists rarely get lost in the taxis garden - but among Munich people it is considered an insider tip. In the shadow of ancient chestnut trees meet young families and real great Bavarians, eat Brezn, Hendl and Spareribs. Even vegetarians are full: the salad selection is huge, and the country potatoes with avocado cream very delicious. More info: That's it here

Kaisergarten WHERE: Kaiserstrasse 34, Schwabing WHAT: Compared to the giants in the English Garden the "Kaisergarten" is a real little thing. That's why it sits there especially comfortable. If the sun does not shine for once, the actual restaurant is a good alternative. Bavarian specialties are served in a modern ambience - and the breakfast menu is also impressive. More info: That's it here

RESTAURANTS & PUBPS

Bergwolf WHERE: Fraunhoferstrasse 17, Glockenbachviertel WHAT: In Bergwolf there are well-known currywurst with fries - a reason why the pub in the trendy Glockenbachviertel is the perfect place to visit during or after a night of drinking. On Saturday afternoons, football fans will also get their money's worth, because then the Bundesliga games will be broadcast in Bergwolf.But beware: The pub has a clearly north German touch. Bayern München has to give way to Werder Bremen and instead of Paulaner there is Astra here.

Nage and Sauge WHERE: Mariannenstrasse 2, Lehel WHAT: Everybody wants to get nosy and dirty: The in-house in Lehel has become a real long-time favorite. That's why it's usually jam-packed there. Anyone who thinks that he can save himself the waiting by a reservation, has been wrong: The restaurant does not accept reservations. Whoever is inside, inevitably gets in touch with the other guests. But the jostling is worth it: The cocktails and the Italian-inspired dishes with funny names - there is for example "duck Elvis" - taste great. More info: That's it here

interview WHERE: Gärtnerplatz 1, Glockenbachviertel WHAT: "See and be seen" - this is the motto in the designer restaurant Interview, named after the eponymous magazine by Andy Warhol. From the first to the last ray of sunshine, the people of Munich sit on the large terrace directly on the Gärtnerplatz and enjoy the delicious Italian cuisine. Actor Max von Thun is a regular here. More info: That's it here

BARS & CLUBS

089 bar WHERE: Maximilianplatz 5, Maxvorstadt WHAT: For night owls, there is currently a place to be in Munich: the 089 Bar. Located in the immediate vicinity of the Stachus, the club lounge has quickly become a central meeting place for the Munich party society. Here relaxed and hip big city dancers dance to house and other music styles. Hard-working society girls are less well-liked here, because as the bosses Andreas, Christian and Max put it so beautifully: "Everything is allowed here except profile novice dress and stick in the ass." Lovely sympathetic. During the Oktoberfest, the bar is open every day. More info: That's it here

infant WHERE: Maximiliansplatz 5, entrance Max-Joseph-Straße, Maxvorstadt WHAT: The P1? Something of yesterday. Anyone who is hip, trendy and trendy, goes to dance in the baby. "We do not advertise," says club head Daniel Laurent. Not on principle. The elegant club in the former restaurant of the star chef Eckart Witzigmann did not need that either. The doormen are tough - but always polite. If you are in it, you can party to electronic disco funk and watch one or two purrs. But in the baby even the Schnösel are casual! More info: That's it here

Cord WHERE: Sonnenstrasse 18, Lehel WHAT: The Cord is small, fine - and just right for all indie fans. Here you drink the beer from bottles and does not care about which party bunny Olli Kahn is currently. The musical motto: Stripes and Strokes, Cash and Clash, Beats and Bleeps! From time to time, live concerts are also held here. More info: That's it here

ENLARGING & RELAXING

Flaucher WHERE: Section of the Isar in Sendling (between the Flauchersteg in the south and the Brudermühl bridge of the Mittlerer Ring in the north) WHAT: What the Hamburg the North Sea, which is the Munich Flaucher. In the summer there are (nude) swimmers, sun worshipers and picnickers on the banks of the Isar. Sometimes it can be quite crowded - some call the Flaucher jokingly the "Isar-Riviera". But even in autumn, the wild and original river landscape has its charm. Who the nearby >> Zoo Hellabrunn visited, should definitely plan a trip to the Isar!

Castle Park Nymphenburg WHERE: Nymphenburg, entrance 19 (in the west of Munich) WHAT: On a walk through the beautiful gardens of the baroque summer palace Nymphenburg one would like to play princess. A romantic ruin hides in a small forest, thick geese waddle over the green meadows. The perfect place to unwind and recharge your batteries after a busy night. More info: That's here

Müller'sches Volksbad WHERE: Rosenheimer Strasse 1 WHAT: The Müller'sche Volksbad is a real gem: from the entrance hall to the pool, the beautiful Art Nouveau design has been preserved. So you can draw your tracks in style. Or sweat in the sauna and then cool off in a shower with the nice name "iron maiden". Or let yourself be massaged ... A dream! More info: That's here

Best Things to Do in Munich | Restaurants, Sightseeing, and More (May 2024).