Viktualienmarkt, the original farmers’ market, is for gourmet lovers. Today it has a wonderful variety of fresh food and delicacies. A special atmosphere is created with colourful displays of fruit, delicatessen produce and some charming craft stalls. And beer garden.There are many opportunities to graze, with shops offering simple bars for sandwiches, drinks and some very high quality seafood.
An extraordinary architectural sight, the 16,000 square metre cloud like roof is supported by only twelve hinged columns and seems to float in the sky. This is one of the most fascinating places in the world for people who love cars.
For all travellers with a passion for art we are delighted to offer personalised art tours with expert Dr Eva Karcher. Following a discussion on your personal objectives you will tour Munich’s famous galleries as well as artists’ studios. This service is especially helpful for guests on a brief visit wishing to gain the deepest possible understanding of the city’s rich art scene.
Most famous as the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the city is a cultural haven for music lovers, thanks largely to the Salzburg Festival which was founded in the early part of the 20th century. Characterised by cobbled streets and mountains the city was also the set for the film, The Sound of Music.
A fabulous synthesis of architecture with a gothic grotto, frescoed gallery of Roman antiquities and gloriously unrestrained Rococo rooms with gilded ceilings and velvet wall coverings. Some of the living quarters are on view and an exquisite room of miniature mirrors and porcelain.
These are three of Munich’s most famous art galleries: Alte Pinakothek is home to a collection of art from the 14th - 18th centuries; Neue Pinakothek has displays of European painting from the 19th century, while Pinakothek der Moderne is devoted to contemporary art.
The stadium was built for the 20th Olympic Games, which took place in Munich in 1972, and is now used for a range of activities including sporting events and concerts. On a clear day The Alps are visible from the 287m high Olympic Tower.
One of the largest city parks in Europe with a beautiful natural landscape and informal planting, which was popular in the United Kingdom in the early 18th century. You’ll find carriage rides, pedal boats on the large central lake,the Monopteros and some relaxed beer gardens. In the summer there are jolly oompah bands playing around the Chinese Tower.
Perched amongst the forest and mountain scenery of the Alps, Schloss Neuschwanstein was the inspiration for Disney’s Magic Kingdom. Built at enormous expense by Ludwig II – Bavaria’s former King – between 1868 and 1892, it is one of the most renowned castles in the region.
This street is home to many of the world’s most exclusive fashion brands, hotels and jewellers. The buildings are historically and architecturally important; a mix of Renaissance and Gothic styles.
The discerning shopper will enjoy a visit to Theatiner Strasse. As well as being home to the spectacular 17th century church, the Theathiner Kirche (St Cajetan Church), the street has many smaller, exclusive boutiques and global brands.
The ‘Five Courts’ were designed by Swiss architects, Herzog&deMeuron and offer high-quality shopping in the heart of Munich. Filled with a mix of designer shops, book stores, galleries and trendy restaurants, including Vapiano (Italian cuisine) and Kaimug (Thai cuisine).
Maffeistrasse offers a range of stores stocking well-known brands as well as traditional gifts such as Lederhosen and Dirndl, beer mugs, wood carvings and speciality foods such as Stollen and marzipan.
Schaefflerhof offer a range of stores stocking well-known brands as well as traditional gifts such as Lederhosen and Dirndl, beer mugs, wood carvings and speciality foods such as Stollen and marzipan.
One of the most renowned shopping streets in Munich is the Kaufingerstrasse, which leads up from the Marienplatz up to the Karlsplatz/Stachus. This street is home to many local shops, as well as the department stores and is completely pedestrianised.
Overlooking the lobby, our signature gourmet restaurant offers an innovative selection of French-Mediterranean cuisine created by our chef, Mario Corti. Described as one of the top restaurants in Munich, the award of a Michelin Star bears out this claim. With over 400 wines to choose from, our guests are guaranteed a truly memorable experience when dining with us.
Both a top delicatessen and restaurant, Kaefer serves a range of international cuisine and is a venue that has a reputation for chefs that are as famous as the guests. The cuisine is typically Bavarian with innovative touches, which can be enjoyed in any of the twelve rooms.
Located in the centre of Munich, this Bavarian tavern is favoured by locals and it’s easy to see why. The dishes are traditional Bavarian fare, including freshly roasted pork served with potato dumplings and a cabbage salad and the atmosphere is buoyant and uplifting.
A trendy but welcoming destination for those guests with a love of Mediterranean food, this is a constant favourite among Munich’s residents. The fish and salads are excellent and the chef creates mouth-watering seasonal fare.
Chef Diethard Urbansky serves the finest Mediterranean cuisine in an exclusive ambiance. A maximum of 42 guests enjoy not only the chef’s superb creations but also a fantastic view over the towers of Munich’s Frauenkirche. Sommelier Marc Kaiser chooses from a list of 650 excellent vintages for the perfect complement to every meal.
A venerable culinary tradition since 1890, Osteria Italiana is known for its genuine Italian holiday atmosphere. In summer the restaurant’s historical inner courtyard provides delightful alfresco dining.
In a stylish and exclusive atmosphere head chef Toshio Kobatake will take you on a culinary journey to Japan. Delicious sushi in all imaginable varieties and excellent service give Toshi a well-earned reputation as one of the best Japanese restaurants in Munich.
Overlooking the opulent Bavarian State Opera House, Spatenhaus is known for generous portions and offers a wide selection of classical Bavarian and Austrian dishes. Accompany your meal with the restaurant’s own traditionally brewed beer.
Just a few steps from the Prinzregenten Theatre, the restaurant allows guests to discover the many delicious Italian creations of Chef Mimmo Ruggiero. For outside dining during summer, Hippocampus is one of the most beautiful gardens restaurants in Munich.
A Thai kitchen and bar. Dine amid fragrant flowers in a setting that features both modern design elements and beautiful antique Thai furniture. Enjoy a wide variety of Thai dishes such as crocodile meat in curry sauce.
A terrific museum for children of all ages but is especially fascinating for young fans with an enquiring mind. The Technical Toys section features a fine collection of construction toys and Children’s World has interactive exhibits including a playground full of bricks and a projector room with coloured lights and shadows. This is the largest museum dedicated to technology and engineering in the world.
Perched amongst the forest and mountain scenery of the Alps, Schloss Neuschwanstein was the inspiration for Disney’s Magic Kingdom. A romantic retreat for a shy king, the interiors are equally beautiful and will inspire young imaginations.