Munich has great beer gardens for almost every taste ... On the northern edge of the English Garden, walkers, cyclists and day-trippers in particular will find a nice opportunity for a leisurely ...

If you still have time and the weather is fine, sit under the trees in the beer garden and drink a litre of beer while watching this archetypical Munich ... head to the English Garden, one of ...

is one of Munich's must-dos. Named for the informal English style of rolling hills and open landscaping, the Englischer Garten contains four popular beer gardens, jogging and biking paths ...

The panoramic view over Munich is stunning - so just sit and enjoy! Perhaps the most famous structure in the English Garden is the Chinese Tower . The pagoda building with its imperial Chinese ...

While Oktoberfest may be Munich’s biggest crowd-puller, it’s not the only European city suited to a beer-themed break. Whether it’s the Polish city with statues of beer-drinking gnomes or an ...

The Tartan Army who watched Scotland defeated 5-1 by Germany at the Olympiapark fan zone have spoken about the disappointing facilities. Speaking to BBC Scotland news, one fan said there had been ...

Get a beer at the Augustiner-Keller, flagship beer hall of one of Munich’s oldest breweries. Its beer garden, with seating for 5,000 beneath shady chestnut trees, is arguably the best in town.

The festival is typically held for around two weeks, with six to seven million litres of beer consumed in Munich. Oktoberfest 2024 begins on September 21 and ends on October 6. Bayern Munich is ...

You’ll also find Munich's art district, Kunstareal, here. Bustling Turkenstrasse is lined with quirky shops and cafes, while Konigsplatz is a spot to watch concerts during the summer. Kick back under ...

While Oktoberfest may be Munich’s biggest crowd ... Top breweries include the Brussels Beer Project’s Port Sud taproom, home to the city’s largest beer garden with views overlooking the ...