Augustiner-Keller
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Big and pretty beer garden
52 Arnulfstraße, Munich, Bavaria, Germany
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A Munich institution, Augustiner-Keller has been pouring liquid gold since 1812! It sells Augustiner specialty brews, which are regarded by locals as some of the best beers in the world. Try the crowd favorite Augustiner Lagerbier Hell, favored for its sharp yet refreshing flavor. The massive space boasts a keller (German for “cellar) eight meters below the ground; a festival hall alive with boisterous chatter, music from oompah bands, and the clinking of glasses; and a chestnut tree-canopied beer garden. The place dishes out delicious biergarten staples, but we recommend nibbling on the pretzels hawked by independent sellers strolling around the main level!
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