Considered one of the most historic and beautiful beer gardens in Munich, the Augustinerkeller’s 5,000 seats are usually full in summer. It’s a favourite hangout of the Munich entertainment VIPs and politicians, so you’ll fit right in. The restaurant is open all year and serves Ba [...]

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A five-storey Chinese pagoda built in 1789 dominates one of the most magical spots in the Englischer Garten, where more than one million litres of Löwenbräu are raucously downed every summer. With a brass band (Wednesday to Sunday afternoons) and an old-fashioned children’s carousel, this is all-year round Oktoberfest al fresco and the one beer garden you shouldn’t miss. [...]

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Down your pints to the plitter-platter of the Würm stream which flows right past this idyllic little beer garden on the site of a former corn mill. It's on a cycle path to the north of Munich so how about peddling over? You'll need some form of exercise anyway after all those juicy spare ribs [...]

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This posh beer garden is located in one Munich’s most beautiful areas, the lake in the huge English Garden. Surrounded by lush greenery and water, the beer garden is a Munich favourite, especially with the upper classes. It’s a tad pricey here compared to the Chinese Tower beer garden c [...]

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It's the Dixieland jazz bands and grand location high above the river Isar that give this long-standing local favourite that extra bit of flair. The jazz season runs from Easter till the start of the Oktoberfest with bands alternating afternoons and evenings and all weekend. Food here is pricey but [...]

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