Top 5: Beer Halls and Gardens in Munich

Beer halls and gardens and Munich go hand in hand. Check out our list of the top beer halls and gardens in the Bavarian city.

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Augustiner Keller

Augustiner Keller is home to a beer hall and garden, with seating for more than 5,000 guests. More than 100 chestnut trees line the beer garden — perfect for enjoying the spring and summer weather.

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Hofbräuhaus

The most popular — and most touristy — on the list, Hofbräuhaus dates back to the 16^th century. In addition to classic beers, enjoy traditional Bavarian dishes from the beer hall’s restaurant.

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Löwenbräukeller

The expansive building houses a restaurant and rooftop terraces. In the spring, Löwenbräukeller famously hosts stone lifting and Miss Bavaria competitions. The beer garden is open during the summer months.

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Seehaus

Located on the banks of the Kleinhesselohe Lake, Seehaus’ scenery is a big draw for this beer hall. A popular spot for celebrities, sample the restaurant’s Mediterranean cuisine.

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Hirschgarten

The largest beer garden in Munich, Hirschgarten can accommodate up to 8,000 guests. Those seated in the service area can take advantage of the restaurant’s full menu.