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| − | The beer garden with its 2,500 seats is located in Hirschau, the quiter park area of the English Garden in the centre of Munich. The beer garden is a popular location amongst families and visitors of the park. Besides a few chsutnut trees large sun umbrellas shade the wooden tables and beer benches. On sunny days fresh Steckerlfisch (grilled fish on a stick) can be bought at the entrance. Live jazz bands perform Wednesday and Friday from 5pm, Saturday from 2pm and Sunday from 1pm. Major football tournaments are shown a large screen in the beer garden or, depending on the weather, in the | + | The beer garden with its 2,500 seats is located in Hirschau, the quiter park area of the English Garden in the centre of Munich. The beer garden is a popular location amongst families and visitors of the park. Besides a few chsutnut trees large sun umbrellas shade the wooden tables and beer benches. On sunny days fresh Steckerlfisch (grilled fish on a stick) can be bought at the entrance. Live jazz bands perform Wednesday and Friday from 5pm, Saturday from 2pm and Sunday from 1pm. Major football tournaments are shown a large screen in the beer garden or, depending on the weather, in the “Kaisersaal” inside the main building. The beer served is [[Spaten]] and a [[Maß]] costs €6.90. |
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Revision as of 17:44, 21 June 2010
The main building of Hirschau opened under the name of “Zum Hasenstall” (meaning to the rabbit cage) in 1840, at which time it served mainly workers of a nearby wood factory. As over the years more and more locals discovered the inn, the name simply changed to Hirschau and a beer garden was set up.
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The beer garden with its 2,500 seats is located in Hirschau, the quiter park area of the English Garden in the centre of Munich. The beer garden is a popular location amongst families and visitors of the park. Besides a few chsutnut trees large sun umbrellas shade the wooden tables and beer benches. On sunny days fresh Steckerlfisch (grilled fish on a stick) can be bought at the entrance. Live jazz bands perform Wednesday and Friday from 5pm, Saturday from 2pm and Sunday from 1pm. Major football tournaments are shown a large screen in the beer garden or, depending on the weather, in the “Kaisersaal” inside the main building. The beer served is Spaten and a Maß costs €6.90.
The beer garden is open daily from 11am until 1am.
Hirschau
Gyßlingstraße 15
80805 Munich (Schwabing)
Germany
Tel: +49-(0)89-3221080
Website: www.hirschau-muenchen.de
Additional information
- A history of Hirchau at hirschau-muenchen.de
