24 hours in Munich for Oktoberfest
We wouldn’t blame you zipped over to Munich for Oktoberfest, but we would certainly raise an eyebrow if you came and didn't explore its rich culture, greenery and extraordinary food (and drinking) scene.
As German and cosmopolitan as they come, Munich wraps its arms around visitors, making them wish they were Münchners too. Let's dive into our picture-perfect 24 hours in Munich.
Boulangerie Dompierre
Get breakfast in the iconic Boulangerie Dompierre. Dip your pain au chocolat into your mocha for a double hit of choc on the terrace before you head to the tents.
Seehaus
Finally, it’s lunch time! To stay themengerecht, visit Seehaus, a beer garden in the beautiful Englischer Garten. Enjoy a schnitzel and a stein. Sehr gut!
Alte Utting
Thirsty for more beer? Blame it on the sunset. Alte Utting is a bar inside an old boat that's suspended mid-air.
Augustiner Keller
Bavarian classics are calling. And there's no more inviting a spot for them than Augustiner Keller. This resto also has a beer garden, so you might as well indulge in some your new favourite beers and let the night roll.
KOMITEE
Last but definitely not least, let's groove the night away. KOMITEE is a laid-back bar with a cool crowd and rad records on repeat.
Viktualienmarkt
If you want to rub elbows with the locals, head to Viktalienmarkt. This farmer's market is filled with tempting treasures.
Englischer Garten
Although the city has many green spots, this park is by far the biggest and most special. Walk along the quaint streams that hide among the trees, visit the Japanese tea house or pilosophise in the Greek temple.
Museum Brandhorst
Visit Museum Brandhorst to ogle the architecture and critique every last Warhol in their vast collection. If you are into contemporary art, its army of German pop geniuses will have you joining the ranks of Museum Brandhorst fanatics.
Lia Mongrut
Spin a globe; stop it at random. In all likelihood, wherever your finger’s landed, Lía’s probably lived there—or been there on holiday at the very least. A Literature and Society graduate from the Vrije Universiteit of Amsterdam and more importantly, an Editorial Assistant here at gloobles, she never stops exploring. When she’s ready to hit the road, food tends to lead. Lía’s list of must-visit restaurants is seemingly endless, as is the list of top spots she’s been to. From Marrakesh to Medellín, we’d follow her anywhere.
