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Hirschgarten Munich: One of the World's Largest Beer Gardens – Right Around the Corner from PM Rooms

Augustiner beer stein – beer garden at Hirschgarten Munich

The Royal Hirschgarten (Königlicher Hirschgarten) in western Munich is one of the largest beer gardens in the world with around 8,000 seats – and it's practically around the corner from PM Rooms. Here you can combine authentic Bavarian beer garden culture, a vast park and even a deer enclosure for a perfect Munich day. All the information plus the ideal accommodation right here.

Hirschgarten at a Glance

Beer garden
approx. 8,000 seats – one of the largest beer gardens in the world
Park
approx. 40 hectares, mature trees, playgrounds & meadows
Special feature
enclosure with fallow deer and mouflon
Beer
Augustiner – served at the Royal Hirschgarten
Park access
free & open at all times
From PM Rooms
very close – approx. 10 minutes by bike

Discovering the Hirschgarten

Nestled between the Neuhausen and Nymphenburg neighbourhoods, the roughly 40-hectare Hirschgarten is a green oasis in the heart of the city. Originally laid out as a royal hunting ground, it is now a popular gathering place for families, locals and visitors alike.

The Largest Beer Garden

The centrepiece is the vast beer garden with around 8,000 seats – one of the largest in the world. Beneath ancient trees you can enjoy Augustiner beer fresh from the barrel, classic Bavarian dishes and the typical, relaxed beer garden atmosphere. As is customary in traditional Bavarian beer gardens, you are welcome to bring your own food to many of the tables.

Park & Nature

Surrounding the beer garden, wide meadows, playgrounds and shaded paths invite you to linger. A particular highlight is the enclosure with fallow deer and mouflon – a real treat, especially for families with children.

Tip: On sunny afternoons the beer garden fills up quickly. Arriving early means you'll find the best seats under the trees – and the park is right there afterwards.

Opening Hours & Admission

The park is free and open at all times. The beer garden is open seasonally – in fine weather typically from late morning into the evening; exact times depend on the season and weather. Admission is free; you only pay for what you eat and drink.

Getting There: From PM Rooms to Hirschgarten

Few sights are closer: from PM Rooms at Elsenheimerstraße 15 you can reach Hirschgarten in about 10 minutes by bike, or roughly 25 minutes on foot. By public transport, alight at S-Bahn station Hirschgarten or Laim – both are just a short walk away.

Where to Stay Nearby: Your Home Away from Home at PM Rooms

If you want to experience the Hirschgarten and the quiet, green west side of Munich, PM Rooms at Elsenheimerstraße 15 is the perfect choice: central, well connected and just minutes from the city's largest beer garden.

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Tips for Your Visit

  • Bring your own food: In the self-service area of the beer garden you are welcome to bring your own food.
  • See the deer: The wildlife enclosure is a free highlight, especially for children.
  • By bike: About 10 minutes from PM Rooms – ideal for a spontaneous beer garden evening.
  • Combine with Nymphenburg: Schloss Nymphenburg is nearby and pairs perfectly with Hirschgarten.

Hirschgarten is waiting for you. Book your room directly at PM Rooms now and experience authentic Munich beer garden culture right on your doorstep.

Frequently Asked Questions about Hirschgarten Munich

How far is PM Rooms from Hirschgarten?

Very close: from PM Rooms at Elsenheimerstraße 15 it's about 10 minutes by bike and roughly 25 minutes on foot. By S-Bahn, alight at station Hirschgarten or Laim.

Is Hirschgarten really the largest beer garden?

With around 8,000 seats, the Royal Hirschgarten (Königlicher Hirschgarten) is considered one of the largest beer gardens in the world.

Is there an admission fee for Hirschgarten?

The park and the beer garden are free to access. You only pay for what you eat and drink.

Are there animals at Hirschgarten?

Yes. To the south-west of the beer garden there is an enclosure with fallow deer and mouflon – a popular attraction for families with children.

When is the beer garden open?

The park is open at all times and free to enter. The beer garden is open seasonally – in fine weather typically from late morning into the evening, depending on the season and conditions.

Any more questions?

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