Maximilianstraße Munich: Munich's Grand Boulevard & Where to Stay

Maximilianstraße Munich – elegant grand boulevard with tram

Maximilianstraße is Munich's elegant grand boulevard: magnificent architecture in the Maximilian style, international luxury boutiques, the National Theatre and fine restaurants. If you're looking for sophisticated shopping and atmosphere, this is the place. All the tips plus where to stay at PM Rooms – right here.

Maximilianstraße at a Glance

Character: luxury grand boulevard & promenade
Architecture: opulent Maximilian style
Highlights: National Theatre, boutiques, fine hotels
Location: Old Town, from Max-Joseph-Platz to the Isar
Strolling: designer shops & cafés
From PM Rooms: by U4/U5 to Odeonsplatz / Lehel

Strolling Like in a Film

The street, laid out by King Maximilian II, connects the National Theatre with the Maximilianeum – the seat of the Bavarian State Parliament. Between boutiques of international luxury brands it's a pleasure to stroll and watch the world go by.

Tip: Even without shopping it's worth a walk – the architecture and window displays make Maximilianstraße an experience in itself. In the evening the lighting creates a particularly special atmosphere.

Getting There: From PM Rooms to Maximilianstraße

From PM Rooms at Elsenheimerstraße 15 you can reach Maximilianstraße comfortably by U4/U5 from Heimeranplatz to Odeonsplatz or Lehel; from there it's just a few steps to the boulevard.

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

If you want to explore Munich, PM Rooms at Elsenheimerstraße 15 is the ideal base: centrally located in western Munich, quiet, and with excellent transport links to the city centre and all major sights.

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Tips for Your Visit

Architecture: look out for the magnificent Maximilian style façades.
Culture: the National Theatre (Bavarian State Opera) stands at the start of the boulevard.
Strolling: perfect for window shopping and café breaks.
By U-Bahn: U4/U5 to Odeonsplatz or Lehel.

Maximilianstraße is waiting for you. Book your room directly at PM Rooms now and soak up Munich's elegant atmosphere.

Frequently Asked Questions about Maximilianstraße

What is there to do on Maximilianstraße? ▼

Stroll along the boulevard, browse luxury boutiques, admire the magnificent architecture, visit the National Theatre and stop in at fine cafés and restaurants.

How far is PM Rooms from Maximilianstraße? ▼

From PM Rooms take the U4/U5 from Heimeranplatz to Odeonsplatz or Lehel – from there it's just a few minutes' walk.

Is Maximilianstraße only for luxury shopping? ▼

Not at all. Even without shopping, a stroll is worthwhile – the architecture, window displays and the National Theatre make it an experience.

How do I get to Maximilianstraße without a car? ▼

Best by U-Bahn U4/U5 to Odeonsplatz or Lehel; from there it's just a few steps.

What is the Maximilian style? ▼

A distinct architectural style of the 19th century that King Maximilian II had developed for the boulevard – characterised by richly ornamented façades.

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