When I say beer gardens in Belgium, I meant those bars/restaurants with a courtyard or garden where people like to sit when weather is nice. I didn’t know beer gardens in Munich were any different when my Munich friends highly recommended going to check out one of their proud Bavarian beer gardens.
There are quite a lot of beer gardens in Munich, mostly inside the parks. Beer gardens are huge , with hundreds of shared tables, (mostly) self-service food/drink stalls and sometimes with traditional music playing.
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The biggest beer garden in Munich, inside hirschgarten (deer garden), normally it’s just open space, but because of corona they set up an entrance where you have to fill in a form of address and name.
Entrance and when you get out temperately, you get a coronavirus stamp XD
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More Beer Gardens in Munich
The English Garden
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West Park
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Food
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If you like meat and beer, you’ll for sure love beer gardens: chicken, sausages, grills, corns etc. Food and beer aren’t expensive, 1L beer for around 8 euro only, much cheaper than the famous Oktoberfest.
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beer garden by night
Beer gardens can make your summer Munich trip super fun, don’t forget to visit one when you go to Munich in the summer.