Hofbrauhaus

We were walking in the streets of Munich to understand this history when we came across this restaurant with rich history. My colleague suggested us to have our dinner here.As we entered, we witnessed how crowded it was. It was a lively atmosphere. We proceed to order our dinner.I ordered the specialty pork knuckles and it was very yummy.We also ordered a glass of beer which is a must try. It was a very larger glass and thus I had to share with my colleague.

Munich Royal Beer House, Germany, the thousands of buildings in this beer house are still very distinctive, it doesn't feel like a restaurant, it has a history of more than 400 years in Germany, the history is still very long, if you like this kind, you can come here to visit and taste

The Royal German Beer House, this beer house sounds very small, but the area is very large, like a castle, it looks very classical and solemn, it can accommodate more than 5,000 people at the same time to eat here at the same time, I feel that it is still very good here, It was great to visit or eat here.

The Palace Beer House, located in the east of Munich's Old Town, northeast of Marion Square, is about five minutes' walk from Marion Square. The Palace Beer Hall was built in 1589 during the period of William V, originally exclusive to the palace, and opened to ordinary citizens from 1828, and is famous for a song called "Munich has a palace beer hall", becoming a must-visit place for tourists to Munich. The Palace Beer Hall is a post-Renaissance architectural style, with a large banquet hall that can accommodate 1,000 people on the ground floor. The music is performed at regular times every day and the masquerade dance is held at carnival. The backyard of the beer hall is tree-lined and open when the climate is warm, allowing visitors to enjoy the pleasant situation of the Bavarian beer garden in the city center.

Munich Royal Beer House, founded in 1589, has been more than 400 years old. For centuries, the Royal Beer House has become the best place for celebrity politicians to meet. Princess Sissi, Goethe, Lenin and others have been guests of the beer house. Here is the check-in point for Munich passengers. The blue "HB" logo on the roof is very conspicuous, and there is a music platform in the center of the hall, and the orchestra in traditional Bavarian costumes will play for guests on site. In addition to specialty beer, the braised pork elbow here is also very famous.