Culinary delights in Munich

Soak up the romantic atmosphere of the city, while
strolling through the quaint streets of Old Town
Munich and visit the 200-year-old Viktualienmarkt,
the charming local food market.

Munich is the third-largest city in Germany and famous for a lot of things, ranging from the world’s largest beer fest to men in leather shorts, but one thing Munich definitely is not known for its great, contemporary food.

Culinary delights in Munich: Not many Munich restaurants have carried their reputation across the borders of the city and even locals are quite skeptic when it comes to Munich’s culinary offering.

The type of food Munich is obviously famous for are the celebrated beer garden and Gaststuben classics: Weißwürste (the boiled, white veal sausage), Haxen (Braised pork knuckle), Leberkäse (a loaf-formed sausage) and Obazda (the intense cheese-mix-spread, best eaten with Brezeln) – the hearty dishes that are the the symbol of German food for many non-Germans.

The Bavarians do them best, and few things compare to sitting at one of the countless beer gardens and downing a couple of pints of the local brew whilst feasting on these classics.

For beer gardens you really shouldn’t miss the iconic Chinese Tower in the centre of the park Englischer Garten. The park itself is worth a longer excursion with an arm of the mountain river Isar floating right through it and city surfers riding an eternal wave in the beginning of the park.

The proof of the pudding is in the eating – after this tour no-one will go home hungry! You will learn a lot of the history and recent events of this place as well as
background information whilst enjoying various
typical specialties at different market stalls. A wide
range of culinary delicacies awaits you.

Take your time to visit the Viktualienmarkt and
taste the local delicacies from our region. A unique
experience!

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