Munich/Maxvorstadt

Julian Herzog

By car

By suburban train (S-Bahn)

• S-Bahn lines S1, S2, S3, S4, S6, S7, S8, and S27 all run along the southern boundary of the Maxvorstadt area with stops at Donnersbergerbrücke, Hackerbrücke (for the Central Bus Station ZOB), Munich Central Station, and Karlsplatz (Stachus).

By subway (U-Bahn)

• Subway lines and run from Munich Central Station in western direction and stop at Stiglmaierplatz and Maillingerstraße in western Maxvorstadt.
• Subway line runs from Munich Central Station in northern direction and serves several stops at Königsplatz, Theresienstraße, and Josephsplatz.
• Subway lines and run from Marienplatz and follow Ludwigstraße to the north to stop at Odeonsplatz and Universität.

By tram

• Tram lines 16 and 17 runs along Arnulfstraße in the very south of the area.
• Tram lines 20, 21, and 22 run from Munich Central Station along Dachauer Straße with several stops in western Maxvorstadt, including Stiglmaierplatz.
• Tram lines 27 and 28 run from Karsplatz (Stachus) through the district from south to north with a large number of stops along Barerstraße, including Karolinenplatz and Pinakotheken.

By bus

• Munich's Central Bus Station ZOB (Zentraler Omnibus Bahnhof) is located in the very south of district near Hackerbrücke suburban train station. All long distance buses arrive and depart here.

By bicycle

On foot

Museums and galleries

• Alte Pinakothek

  phone: +49 89 23805216
  address: Barer Straße 27
  Contains hundreds of great European masterworks dating from the 14th to the 18th centuries, including the largest Rubens collection in the world. The Alte Pinakothek underwent a major four-year closing and renovation, but reopened in 2017.

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• Glyptothek

  phone: +49 89 286100
  address: Königsplatz 3
  Another of King Ludwig's large collections is contained in the Glyptothek: one of the greatest Greek and Roman sculpture collections in all of Germany. The collection is based around a core of sculptures, the Aeginetes, excavated by English and German explorers at the island temple on Aegina early in the nineteenth century. It was built by imperial architect Leo von Klenze for the King and completed in 1830. Though almost entirely destroyed in World War II, the museum was heavily renovated and opened again to the public in 1972. There also is a very nice cafe located here that extends to the lovely courtyard, weather permitting.

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• Lenbachhaus

  phone: +49 89 23332000
  address: Luisenstraße 33
  A very important stop for Expressionist art lovers, this impressive collection in the former villa of Munich aristocracy includes numerous famous examples of the artistic group known as Der Blaue Reiter ('The Blue Rider'). A must see if you have time in the museum district, this gem is located just across the street to the left of the Glyptothek (Königsplatz). Across the street, there is an underground gallery (entrance through the underground station across the street) that often exhibits seldom seen works by renowned names. Make sure to see the outdoor exhibits that are found on the lots facing the Propyläen.

• Museum Brandhorst

  phone: +49 89 238052286
  address: Theresienstraße 35a
  Most recent addition to Munich's museum district. A collection of modern and contemporary art including paintings, sculptures and installations with a focus on the artists Andy Warhol and Cy Twombly.

• Neue Pinakothek

  phone: +49 89 23805195
  address: Barer Straße 29
  The Neue Pinakothek's collection includes 19th-century European paintings and sculptures, and was also renovated. Perhaps the most popular of the Pinakotheks, there is also a very nice cafe here. Closed for renovation until 2025.

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• Palaeontological Museum Munich

  phone: +49 89 21806630
  address: Richard-Wagner-Straße 10
  The museum features several skeletons of dinosaurs, e.g. Archaeopteryx, Triceratops or Saber-toothed Cat, and other special exhibitions. Another attraction is the beautiful architecture of the museum itself.

• Pinakothek der Moderne

  phone: +49 89 23805360
  address: Barer Straße 40
  Features 20th- and 21st-century art. Frighteningly modern art. The building's architecture is quite interesting. If the exhibition is too modern for your tastes, the other two Pinakotheken are just across the street.

• State Collections of Antiques

  phone: +49 89 59988830
  address: Königsplatz 1/1a
  Ludwig I and his architect Leo von Klenze built a large square, Königsplatz, in classical style, including the Antikensammlung. Formerly an exhibition venue (for the first 60-plus years of its life), then a museum of modern art, the Antikensammlung swung back in the exact opposite direction by the 1960s. At that time, the building was restored to hold Ludwig I's vast collection of Greek and Roman antiquities. It has the largest Greek and Etruscan vase collection in the world after the British Museum and the Louvre. Facing the classical arch (Propyläen), the Antikensammlung is on the left and the Glyptothek is on the right.

• State Collection of Egyptian Arts

  phone: +49 89 28927630
  address: Gabelsbergerstraße 35
  This museum which used to be in a part of the Residenz has been moved to an underground location. The quality of the collection is very high, and an audio guide in English is available.

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• State Mineralogical Collection

  phone: +49 89 21804312
  address: Theresienstraße 41
  The collection shows minerals, including diamonds, emeralds and other gemstones as well as some meteorites. Moreover, the museum describes the development and characteristics of certain minerals. The public part of the collection is free and can also be visited on Mondays when the mineralogical collection is closed.

Churches

• St. Benno's Church

  address: Ferdinand-Miller-Platz 1
  Constructed at the end of the 19th century, St. Benno is one of most perfect examples of a neo-romanesque sacral building.

• St. Boniface's Abbey

  address: Karlstraße 34
  The Benedictine abbey was founded in 1835 by Bavarian King Ludwig I. to re-strengthen the country's spiritual life. Destroyed during World War II, it was only partially rebuilt. The abbey contains the tomb of King Ludwig I.

• St. Louis' Church

  address: Ludwigstraße 20
  Ludwigskirche is across the street from the main building of the University of Munich. It is a monumental church in neo-romanesque style, which features the second largest altar fresco of the world.

Squares and boulevards

• KarolinenplatzKarolinenplatz is a circular square, which is dominated by the black obelisk in its center. Due to its location at the intersection three wide avenues, it is visible from afar. The obelisk was erected in 1833 in commemoration of the soldiers who were killed participating in the Napoleonic invasion of Russia in 1812.

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• Königsplatz

  address: Königsplatz
  The Königsplatz is a wide-open square, surrounded by European classicist buildings. Planned as the "Athens on the Isar", it was originally framed on three sides by the Doric Propylaea (Propyläen), the Ionic Glyphothek, and the Corinthian Antikensammlung. During the Third Reich in Germany several structures were added on the once open side of the square, some of which still exist today. The square is now used as a venue for open-air concerts and an open-air cinema during summer.

• Richard-Wagner-Straße

  address: Richard-Wagner-Straße
  Richard-Wagner-Straße is one of the few streets in Munich which were left nearly unharmed by Allied bombing during World War II. The houses along the street were built between 1896 and 1901 in the then hip style of historicism.

• Siegestor & Geschwister-Scholl-Platz

  address: Geschwister-Scholl-Platz
  The Siegestor, a triumphal arch originally dedicated to the glory of the Bavarian army, stands at the northern end of the Ludwigstraße boulevard. Heavily damaged during World War II, it was reconstructed as a reminder to peace. Just south of the arch is the Geschwister-Scholl-Platz, a square named after the founders of a resistance movement during World War II. The circular plaza, with two large fountains in its center, is surrounded by the buildings of the main campus of the University of Munich (LMU).

• Wittelbacher PlatzBecause of the homogenous classicistic facades of the surrounding buildings, this square is considered Munich's most elegant. Located in the center of the square is an equestrian statue of Elector Maximilian I. Today, the surrounding buildings house the Siemens headquarter and the Bavarian Treasury.

Industrial landmarks

• Löwenbräu brewery

  phone: +49 89 52000
  address: Nymphenburger Straße 7
  The history of the brewery dates back as far as 1383. 1827-1854 the brewery moved from the city center to its contemporary location and soon became Germany's number one beer. Although the company suffered during the 20th century, Löwenbräu still is one of Germany's best known beer brands. The brewery can be toured, with two beers and snacks inlcuded.

• Spaten & Franziskaner brewery

  phone: +49 89 52002245
  address: Marsstraße 46-48
  Spaten brewery had a similar history to Löwenbräu. Founded in 1397, the brewing site moved to its present-day location in Maxvorstadt in 1854. Today the brewery's most famous beer is Franziskaner Weißbier. The brewery can be toured, with two beers and snacks inlcuded.

Parks and monuments

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• Memorial for Georg Elser

  address: Georg-Elser-Platz
  This is a light installation in honor of Georg Elser, who tried to assassinate Adolf Hitler at 8 Nov 1939 during a speech at Bürgerbräukeller. However, this attempt on Hitler's life that might have changed history significantly failed, because Hitler was lucky and left the venue 10 min early.

• Old Botanic Garden

  address: Sophienstraße
  In 1804-1814 it was built to be a botanical garden. It was rearranged to serve as a park in 1914. It was the site of the Glass Palace (Glaspalast) from its construction in 1854 until this exhibition center burned down in 1931. Today, the main objects of interest are a neo-Classic gate and the Fountain of Neptune (Neptunbrunnen). Many rabbits live in the park. They seem to come out only at night.

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• ARRI cinema

  phone: +49 89 38899664
  address: Türkenstraße 91
  The ARRI is a traditional repertory cinema in the facilities of world famous camera manufacturer ARRI.

• Cinema

  phone: +49 89 555255
  address: Nymphenburger Straße 31
  Among Munich's leading motion picture houses, screening exclusively original version English language films.

• Circus Krone

  address: Marsstraße 43
  In summer Europe's largest circus travels around Germany, and different concerts and other events take place in its fixed arena in Munich. In winter the circus resides in the city and gives regular shows.

• Medieval Christmas fair

  address: Brienner Straße 6-10
  The Medieval Christmas Fair at Wittelsbacher Platz is a very special Christkindlmarkt. Here you can buy medieval food and see performences while getting up your Christmas spirit - and drunk on mulled wine.

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• Münchner Volkstheater

  phone: +49 89 52346-55
  address: Brienner Straße 50
  Why not jump in at the deep end and trying to learn German the hard way - watching a play? The Volkstheater is different from other Munich theaters inasmuch as the directors tend to produce classical plays in a very modern (sometimes shocking) way.

• Streetlife-Festival

  phone: +49 89 890668614
  address: Ludwigstraße 1-33
  The Streetlife-Festival is a mix of a street festival, art fair, and ecological awareness event. During the two weekends Ludwigstraße, one of Munich main boulevards, is closed for motorized traffic and people are strolling between stages and food stalls. Directly north, along Leopoldstraße the Corso Leopold is taking place in Schwabing.

• Daller Tracht

  phone: +49 89 57930834
  address: Schleißheimer Straße 6-10
  In this huge store you can get traditional Bavarian leather trousers (Lederhosn) and dresses (Dirndl). The assortment includes everything from the more economic choice to the top-notch model.

• Goldbraun

  phone: +49 89 27275535
  address: Schellingstraße 58
  Here you will find a nice assortment of jewelry, most from an own collection, combined with fine chocolate.

• The Munich Readery

  phone: +49 89 12192403
  address: Augustenstraße 104
  The store is the largest second-hand book shop for English books in Germany.

• Quittenbaum Art Auctions

  phone: +49 89 273702125
  address: Theresienstraße 60
  If you want to have some fine art for yourself, or you are just interested in feeling the atmosphere of auctions, that regularly exceed €100,000, you should visit this auctioneer.

• Second hand Sports

  phone: +49 89 597074
  address: Nymphenburger Straße 25
  As you might have deduced from the name, you can get second hand sporting goods in this store, especially used bikes, skis, and snowboards.

• Words' Worth

  phone: +49 89 2809141
  address: Schellingstraße 3
  When it's time for you to leave Munich and you still need something to pass the time on the road, this English book store offers a huge selection of fiction and non-ficton.

• Alter Simpl

  phone: +49 89 2723083
  address: Türkenstraße 57
  The Alter Simpl is a traditional restaurant not far from the university. During the early 20th century, it was one of the main meeting points of Munich's artistic community. Since then its significance declined, but it is still a nice place to grab some decently priced food, some beers and have a chat. Food is served until one hour before closing time.

• Atzinger

  phone: +49 89 282880
  address: Schellingstraße 9
  A Bavarian-style restaurant, where you can get traditional food as well as your standard burgers and fries. It is across the street from the University of Munich (LMU), attracts a lot of students, and has an according atmosphere and prices.

• Café Vorhoelzer Forum

  address: Arcisstraße 21
  The café is on the top floor of the TUM's main building, with canvas chairs and live DJing at some afternoons on the big rooftop outdoor area. On a clear day you have a great panorama of Munich with the Bavarian Alps in the background. In combination with the student-friendly prices, it's a perfect place to hang out on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

• Electric Elephant

  phone: +49 175 3248454
  address: Katharina-von-Bora-Straße 8A, 80333 München
  This minimalistic industrial-styled restaurant, within a former power plant, is run by the crew of the MMA techno club and offers Indian and vegan food as well as cakes.

• Frida

  phone: +49 89 85679075
  address: Steinheilstraße 10
  Small restaurant, that serves snacks, good burgers and delicious desserts.

• Il Mulino

  phone: +49 89 5233335
  address: Görrestraße 1
  In this cozy Italian place is one of the favourite restaurants of the residents of the neighbourhood and students of the nearby universities. It provides good value for money. The chef focuses on pizza, pasta and grilled fish dishes.

• Luise 49

  phone: +49 89 64299976
  address: Luisenstraße 49
  A very small soup joint, that barely holds ten people. However, the soups are delicious and the place is very popular with the students of the neighboring TUM. Prepare to wait a few minutes in line.

• Nam Nam

  phone: +49 89 28755875
  address: Amalienstraße 25
  The Thai restaurant, maybe the best in Munich, is housed in a former drug den. The most obvious decoration item in the restaurant is an original Thai tuk-tuk; otherwise, the interior is very simple. The servings are Thai-style spicy and big, and the prices are really reasonable. The restaurant has a lounge area, where you can get cocktails for €6.90 (happy hour 22:00-01:00: €4.90).

• Okra Gemüsekebap

  phone: +49 89 23717416
  address: Schellingstraße 44
  This is not your run-of-the-mill kebap stall. This Turkish restaurant specialises in Vegetarian kebap and cuisine. They only use homemade bread and the vegetables are always freshly grilled.

• Pommes Boutique

  phone: +49 89 95473312
  address: Amalienstraße 46
  A small restaurant where you can get real Belgian fries like they are supposed to be. You can choose from over 20 different dips. And of course you can have a burger with your fries.

• Rossini

  phone: +49 89 33094270
  address: Türkenstraße 76
  A movie once was dedicated to this restaurant, where the media in-crowd used to meet (then by the name of Romagna Antica, though). The name changed (to the movie's title), but the in-crowd (a little older and richer than average) still gathers here. The menu is focused on traditional Italian meat and fish dishes in the upper price range.

• Steinheil

  phone: +49 89 527488
  address: Steinheilstraße 16
  The place has earned itself the reputation of serving the biggest cutlet (Schnitzel) in Munich - and the reputation is probably right. And the other dishes are sized to feed hungry students, too. The menu is down-to-earth, and the same is true for the prices.

• Takumi

  phone: +49 89 528599
  address: Heßstraße 71
  Takumi is a Japanese restaurant specializing in Ramen noodle dishes with miso, shoyu and shio broth bases. They do not serve sushi; however, they do serve gyoza and other small dishes in addition to noodles. They do not accept reservations, and evenings can sometimes include a long wait for a table, as they are quite popular with locals and Japanese expatriates.

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Beer Gardens

• Augustinerkeller

  phone: +49 89 594393
  address: Arnulfstraße 52
  Although Augustinerkeller beer garden is one of the biggest beer gardens in Munich with 5,000 seats, it still is very relaxed and serves the best beer in Munich. The restaurant in the center serves very good typical Baravian food in huge portions. It also was one of the first beer gardens in Munich. When the beer garden closes in winter, the adjoining beer hall still is open.

• Löwenbräukeller

  phone: +49 89 54726690
  address: Nymphenburgerstraße 2
  The traditional beer garden with an adjoining beer hall is one of the most famous among foreign travellers. It offers 2,000 seats.

• Max Emanuel Brauerei

  phone: +49 89 2715158
  address: Adalbertstraße 33
  This hidden beer garden with only 750 seats in the heart of the Maxvorstadt district is very popular among the locals. It's the place where students and professors of the nearby universities gather to have a few beers and a friendly chat among the shade of chestnut trees.

• Park Café Freisitz

  phone: +49 89 51617980
  address: Sophienstraße 7
  In the back of Park Café and in the middle of the Old Botanic Garden, this is not your typical beer garden. Although you still are allowed to bring your own food, the place is a little bit mor stylish than normal.

Bars & pubs

• Alter Ofen

  phone: +49 89 527527
  address: Zieblandstraße 41
  The pub can be called an institution in the district. It has a vintage interior and serves food and drinks for reasonable prices.

• Bar Sehnsucht

  address: Amalienstraße 26
  A bar with a very unique interior - motorcycles on the wall, red velvet couches in the corners and bras hanging from the ceiling lights. It fills up pretty fast on weekends, so be heer early or expect to wait (or not to get in at all).

• Café Altschwabing

  phone: +49 89 2731022
  address: Schellingstraße 56
  This place serves great, strong and relatively inexpensive cocktails and is a good location to start your evening in the vicinity. They serve food here, too (which actually tastes rather good), but it genuinelly takes ages. From 18:00 until closing time all cocktails are €5.20 only.

• Cafe Kosmos

  phone: +49 89 55295867
  address: Dachauerstraße 7
  During the day Cafe Kosmos really is a café, but changes into a bar when it gets dark outside. Space is very limited (especially because it gets really full on weekends) and the interior looks as if it were collected at back yard sales. The staff is fluent in several languages, as the guests are a mix of locals and international backpackers from the surrounding hostels. Try the Liquid Cocaine!

• FOX

  phone: +49 174 3175010
  address: Türkenstraße 52
  This very hip new bar is still an insiders' tip. The interior looks intentionally incomplete. The place gets rather packed almost everyday after 22:00, but the atmosphere is great.

• Home Munich

  phone: +49 174 5706487
  address: Amalienstraße 23
  Cozy retro bar decorated with living room and industrial items.

• Mojo 91

  phone: +49 89 20090691
  address: Schellingstraße 91
  The British owner of the bar takes its slogan "Bringing a piece of London to Maxvorstadt" quite literally. The Mojo 91 has a close resemblance to a dockland pub with live football matches on screen and students drinking beer. Or shots out of hand granades. On weekends. On weekends the music of choice is deep house.

• Salon Irkutsk

  phone: +49 162 7495905
  address: Isabellastraße 4
  The bar is a blend of a live club with an art gallerie, that looks like a drinking hole in a Siberian station.

• Sausolitos Schwabing

  phone: +49 89 281594
  address: Türkenstraße 50
  Contrary to the name, this Mexican cocktail bar is not in Schwabing but in Maxvorstadt. The drinks of choice here are cocktails (which come in two different sizes), which are not that special but definitely strong enough.

• Schall & Rauch

  phone: +49 89 28809577
  address: Schellingstraße 22
  This small bar close to the university is packed with students literally every evening. The place serves some of the strongest cocktails in town.

• Stadion an der Schleißheimer Straße

  phone: +49 89 529736
  address: Schleißheimer Straße 82
  The Stadion (German for stadium) is a typical football pub. It is packed to the last free spot, when Bayern Munich playes, especially when it comes to Champions League matches. However, they show games of other teams, too. The drink of choice obviously is beer, and they serve small dishes, that go well with it.

Clubs and discos

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• Call Me Drella

  phone: +49 174 6119999
  address: Maximilianplatz 5
  The fancy and a little bit artsy club opened in 2012. There sculptures and paintings on display all over the club and a theatre performance is on all night long. Dress to impress. You have to be at least 22 years old to get in. The outside area is also quite nice if you want to have a more quiet chat with your friends or newly-acquired acquaintances.

• Drunken Monkey

  phone: +49 1575 1593881
  address: Lenbachplatz 1, 80333 München
  Small and cozy electronic music club decked with hundreds of colorful light bulbs in the basement of a Vietnamese restaurant called Enter The Dragon.

• Lost Weekend

  phone: +49 89 28701881
  address: Schellingstraße 3
  Genuine pop-up location which is a vegan coffee shop and bookshop at daytime, and turns into a concert venue in the evening. Jazz, rock, blues, electro.

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• Minna Thiel

  phone: +49-89-452 150 63
  address: Bernd-Eichinger-Platz 1, 80333 München
  This decommissioned railbus and former heart of the club Bahnwärter Thiel in Munich's Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt district is a location on its own now. Located in front of the University of Television and Film (HFF), the venue consists of the railbus, a small canopied beer garden, a cargo container and a telephone booth and offers live concerts, electro DJs, readings and ping-pong.

• Pacha Munich

  phone: +49-89-30905085-0
  address: Maximiliansplatz 5, 80333 München
  This fashionable house club is the Munich subsidiary of the famous Pacha brand. It is run by people who had been involved in other legendary Munich nightclubs such as KW and Ultraschall.

• Palais Club

  phone: +49-89-50073131
  address: Arnulfstraße 16-18, 80335 München
  Popular techno club with plushy red charm and extended afterhous which is located right at the Hauptbahnhof.

• Park Café

  phone: +49 89 51617980
  address: Sophienstraße 7
  The Parkcafé is Munich's magnificent "dance temple", situated behind the picturesque Old Botanical Garden. It has a relaxing chill out area in the form of a beer garden (which closes at 23:00). The in-crowd, who appreciates and perpetuates the little refinements of this club, meets here. The bar in the rear is decorated bright red, in front are comfortable sofas and a golden chandelier in the entrance flatters the illustrious guests. The music stretches from black to house music.

• Rote Sonne

  phone: +49-89-55263330
  address: Maximiliansplatz 5, 80333 München
  The techno club Rote Sonne is one of the two inofficial successors of the legendary Ultraschall club (1994–2003). It is one of the most reputable techno clubs in Germany and has been awarded by the De:Bug magazine as being one of the best techno clubs in Europe.

• Sauna

  phone: +49 170 4712311
  address: Marsstraße 22
  The Sauna is a new but already well established club in the local scene. Although it's incredibly hot in there, the music is 1980s and 90s trash, and the interior is subpar, the relaxed atmosphere is a warrantor for a fun night out.

• Tumult

  phone: +49 89 27372463
  address: Blütenstraße 4
  Tumult is one of the few (if not the only) underground punk clubs in Munich with according music and patronage.

Budget

• 4You Hostel & Hotel

  address: Hirtenstraße 18
  Clean hostel at a very good location near the central station. Included in the price is a breakfast and wireless internet access. The hostel has its own bar and bike rental.

• Hotel Pension Am Siegestor

  phone: +49 89 399550
  address: Akademiestraße 5
  Cozy B&B next to the Siegestor and across the street from the Academie of Fine Arts (Akademie der Bildenden Künste München) in Munich's bustling university district.

• Hotel-Pension Theresia Regina

  phone: +49 89 521250
  address: Luisenstraße 51
  Budget hotel that delivers a clean and comfortable stay. Decor is a bit dated but for the rate and considering the location, it's good value.

Mid-range

• Leonardo Boutique Hotel München

  phone: +49 89 287870
  address: Amalienstraße 25
  This is an older but centrally located hotel, especially if you are going to visit the university or the museums in the Maxvorstadt, and there are several restaurants and bars nearby.

• Hotel Antares

  phone: +49 89 2800200
  address: Amalienstraße 20
  Another small and central hotel, ideally located if your going to visit the university, the museums in Maxvorstadt or the old city center.

• Hotel Königswache

  phone: +49 89 5427570
  address: Steinheilstraße 7
  Small hotel next to the Technical University of Munich, that caters mostly to business travellers and visitors to the nearby university.

• King's Hotel Center

  phone: +49 89 515530
  address: Marsstraße 15
  Three-star hotel, cheaper when online booking via the website, with or without breakfast, internet access and four poster bed in every room, friendly service, dogs allowed.

• NH Deutscher Kaiser

  phone: +49 89 54530
  address: Arnulfstraße 2
  Located at the across the street of the central station, this hotel wins points for location, but is quite a soulless hotel, although the staff is attentive.

• Top Hotel Erzgiesserei Europe

  phone: +49 89 126820
  address: Erzgießereistraße 15
  Luxurious six-story central hotel close to Stiglmaierplatz (home of Löwenbräu). This four star hotel offers quality standards of furnishing and amenities with a modern flair. During the summertime, you can dine in the garden in the courtyard in a quiet and beautiful surrounding. A private underground car park is available for guests arriving by car.

• Citadines Arnulfpark Munich

  phone: +49 89 94 00 800
  address: Arnulfstrasse 51
  This apartment hotel is modern, comfortable and reasonably priced. While the location looks a bit remote on maps, it only takes 15 minutes to get into the center of the city by tram or S-Bahn.

Splurge

• King's Hotel First Class

  phone: +49 89 551870
  address: Dachauer Straße 13
  4-star hotel, very individual, no hotel chain, four poster bed and internet access in every room, friendly service, dogs allowed.

• The Charles Hotel Munich

  phone: +49 89 5445550
  address: Sophienstraße 28
  The Charles is a luxury hotel at the Old Botanical Garden and within walking distance to the historic center. If you want to give yourself a treat, like butler service and a spa, and bring big money, that's the place for you.

• Café Netzwerk

  phone: +49 89 54832700
  address: Luisenstraße 11
  A stylish internet cafe, where you can rent desktop computers. It normally has a rather young patronage, because the owner focuses on teaching kids how to critically handle the media.