Hirschgarten
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Overview
Mit einer Mischung aus Erholungsfläche und Gastronomie ist der Hirschgarten heute eines der bekanntesten und beliebtesten Ausflugsziele für ganz München und Besucher aus aller Welt. Auch heute noch stillt man hier seinen Durst mit dem hochgeschätzten, weltberühmten „Augustiner". Nebenbei kann man auch Hirsche und Rehe beobachten.
A park with a famous "Biergarten" where you can enjoy some of the traditional Bavarian beers; Augustiner, Franziskaner and others while watching deer.
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