Within th Kunstareal München is this Alte Pinakthek, home to some of the grandest paintings from the Renaissance and Baroque periods. For fans of Dürer, Rubins, Raphael and Memling, we shouldn't need to tell you twice.
Like the MoMa in NYC, Museum Brandhorst is a staple in the modern art scene of Munich. It is renowned for having the largest collection of works by Andy Warhol in all Europe. Besides hosting the greats like Warhol and Haring, the museum is home to insane exhibitions of eccentric artists that display the coolness of German pop art.
This new, hip gem is our go-to when we're craving some mouth-watering Korean. When we're there we love to get a bunch of delish dishes for the table. We can recommend the Korean Fried Chicken, Kimchi Jeon, Veg Mandu and the best Tteokbokki in town!
A dream for many is an all day boulangerie and that is what makes Boulangerie Dompierre remarkable. From 7 to 7 they serve fresh out the oven eclairs, macarons, tarts and plentiful fancy pastries. Eat up in the sun and dip your buttery croissant in a latte for an afternoon treat here.
This intimate gem in the heart of Maxvorstadt is a break from the Schickeria of Munich. It's no glitz and glam here but good wine, vinyls and a for sure great time with friends!