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'''The Hofbräuhaus is frequently sometimes mentioned as a “beer garden” in the context of a "beer garden" editorial reviews about Munich, published by feature writers and travel various media etc. However, this is a misunderstandingSuch features are however incorrect. While [http://www.hofbraeuhaus.de Hofbräuhaus] is indeed MunichGermany's most famous best known beer hall, there is no adjoining traditional beer garden at in this location in at Platzl 9, close to Marienplatz. Only a [[Wirtsgarten]] which is serviced by the same kitchen exists in the central courtyard of the buildingfamous Hofbräuhaus.'''

[[File:Hofbrauhaus 001.jpg|600px]] The Hofbräuhaus have had several famous as well as infamous patrons, such as Mozart who reputedly composed the Idomeneo opera after several visits to the beer hall, Lenin who became a Hofbräuhaus regular when he lived in Munich before World War I, and Adolf Hitler who made it the venue for his first couple of tirades against the Jews in Germany. <!--<googlemap version="0.9" lat="48.136251" lon="11.588945" zoom="14" controls="large" style="width:100%;max-width:600px;">

Hofbräuhaus at Platzl 9 - the beer hall (and Wirtsgarten)

</googlemap>--> Those searching for a traditional Bavarian beer garden including the famous Munich Hofbräu lager are advised to visit the [[Hofbräukeller]] at Wiener Platz in the Haidhausen district of Munich (pictured below). Crossing the Isar river on the Maximillianbrücke, the Hofbräukeller can be found in just less than 2km of the Hofbräuhaus. [[File:Hofbraeukeller 012.jpg|600px]] In addition to the [[Hofbräukeller]], other beer gardens in and around Munich which also serve the famous original Hofbräu lager include: * [[Taxisgarten]]* [[Chinesischer Turm]]* [[Viktualienmarkt]]* [[Waldgasthof Buchenhain]]* [[Zum Aumeister]]* [[Fasanerie]]* [[Schloßwirtschaft Oberschleißheim]]* [[Gasthof Grub]]* [[Schloss Dachau Biergarten]]