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The Royal Hirschgarten, a historical institution in Munich since 1791, is located in the Nymphenburg district and is known as the home of the largest beer garden in the world. The site combines a traditional inn with extensive outdoor areas for dining and a self-service beer garden, featuring 500 indoor seats, 1,200 serviced outdoor seats, and 7,000 self-service seats in the beer garden. This makes it one of the most significant large gastronomic destinations in Munich.
The restaurant's concept focuses on excellent beers, hearty Bavarian tavern food, a beautiful setting, and warm hospitality, aiming to create unforgettable visits year-round. Chef Dominik Kreuzig leads the kitchen, with an emphasis on flavoursome tavern cuisine that is prepared using fresh ingredients and a strong focus on house creations. Host Thomas Fesenmair, a cook, restaurateur, and hunter, brings extensive experience and passion to the establishment, supported by a seasoned team for operations and restaurant management.
The atmosphere blends cosy historical rooms, wood-panelled spaces, and the character of a hunting lodge with generous outdoor seating, combining the classic charm of a Munich tavern with the scale of a large venue. For celebrations, the Royal Hirschgarten offers a wide banquet programme, ranging from rustic buffet service to gala menus, with individual planning for weddings, birthdays, and corporate events. Several traditional rooms with their own character and direct access to the beer garden make the place ideal for intimate gatherings as well as large-scale celebrations.
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Cabaret
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Access
The venue is accessible by car, with an exit at the main entrance via Königsbauerstraße. Parking is available at the Königlicher Hirschgarten, which can be reached from Arnulfstraße via Guntherstraße, then left onto Kriemhildenstraße and Sustrisstraße via Königsbauerstraße. Additional parking options are available at the Hirschgarten car park on De-La-Paz-Straße, from where the inn can be reached on foot through the park. Public transport options include the S-Bahn stations Hirschgarten or Laim, with a walk through the park; tram lines 16 or 17 stop at Romanplatz with signs directing to the venue, as well as alternatives at Steubenplatz and Kriemhildenstraße; and bus lines 51 or 151 stop at Hirschgartenallee. From 30 June 2025 to August 2026, roadworks on Wotanstraße will affect car traffic, and bus lines towards Laim will be diverted, but the restaurant will remain accessible at all times. The venue features a playground in the beer garden, and dogs are allowed. Street parking is also available.