Where tradition meets modernity: the Augustiner Schützengarten beer garden in Munich
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Where tradition meets modernity: the Augustiner Schützengarten beer garden in Munich

Although the Augustiner Schützengarten beer garden in Munich, which has seating for 3,000 people, is gigantic, its atmosphere remains friendly and cosy.

Although the Augustiner Schützengarten beer garden in Munich, which has seating for 3,000 people, is gigantic, its atmosphere remains friendly and cosy. When getting off at the “München-Mittersendling” S-Bahn station, you will be able to see the large white building just a few hundred metres away: the heart of the beer garden. For the little ones, there is a playground and a field to run around in. Of course, you’re welcome to bring your own snack. If you visit on a Sunday and the weather is nice, you can listen to the Unterbrunner Blaskapelle brass band while you eat.

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Arrival
Augustiner Schützengarten beer garden in Munich
Zielstattstraße 6
81379 Munich
Next station
München-Mittersendling

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