High Fashion is the name of the game here at Marion Heinrich. Packed full with the best of the best when it comes to fashion, this wonderful department store in the heart of Munich is a must-visit.
Housed in two Baroque buildings, a former Bavarian State Bank and Palais Neuhaus-Preysing, the Rosewood Munich is a stately presence in the city centre. The interior is one of modern grandeur, with the original staircase in the lobby along with vaulted ceilings and original frescoes. The restaurant, Brasserie Cuvilliés, named after the architect of the Palais, is a modern hangout dishing up Alpine classics such as spinach dumplings, ox cheeks and Bavarian rice with a contemporary spin. Guests can then head to the bar for cocktails served in traditional German ‘Krautstrunk’ glasses used in the 15th- 17th centuries. The hotel bonus is the Asaya spa, complete with an indoor pool and saunas.
Make yourself at home at this grand Munich institution, where old-world glamour meets a distinctly Bavarian sense of place. Among its many rooms and suites, Axel Vervoordt’s Panorama Suite 7 brings a little Belgian soul to the mix, pairing earthy tones, natural materials and antique pieces with a loggia overlooking the city.
When in Munich, there's a good chance you're heading to Oktoberfest or a beer garden. So you might as well dress the part. Lodenfrey is just the place to be when it comes to elegant Trachten!
A traditional coffee house with delicious chocolates & cakes but very popular for Sunday breakfast! We encourage you to order their Luitpold Eggs Benedict. Besides from an emblematic café, it is also an iconic institution of the Brienner Quartier: once frequented by successful writers & artists from the Blue Rider movement.