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The Auer Dult takes place three times a year in the state capital Munich. Around 300,000 people visit the three Auer Dulten on Mariahilfplatz in the Au district every year. Amusement rides and rides, numerous dining options, as well as the largest goods market in Munich make the Auer Dult an experience.

Mariahilfplatz, 81541 Munich

The interior views of the „Fünf Höfe“ embody the future. Its architecture harmonizes the clear shapes of glass and steel with the listed facades of the historic buildings. Transparency, generosity and variety characterize the passages and courtyards. The overall structure internalizes the architectural heritage and at the same time opens the area to the outside. The Five Courts invite you to discover and fascinate – everyone, every day. In total, the Fünf Höfe offer their visitors around 60 shops on around 14,000 m² and eight cafés and restaurants on around 2,500 m². The Fünf Höfe had 7.2 million visitors in 2007. An average of 24,000 come on working days, and even on Sundays there are an average of between 10,000 and 12,000 visitors who simply come to stroll and enjoy the inviting ambience, take advantage of the gastronomic offerings or look at one of the changing exhibitions in the art gallery (approx. 3,200 m² floor space).

Theatinerstrasse 15, 80333 Munich

Trendy bars, quiet backyards, iconic shops and individual workshops make up the charm of Gärtnerplatz and Glockenbachviertel. There are hip, cozy cafés during the day and a visit to the theater or restaurant in the evening before strolling through the district's cool bars.

Glockenbachviertel, Munich-Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt

The “Life Park” shopping center, built according to Feng Shui rules, is located in Neuperlach, in the south-east of Munich. In addition to almost 20 shops from various sectors, the shopping center also offers an experience for the soul and spirit. And for the eye: the extraordinary architecture alone is worth a visit. From the Golden Leaf Hotel Perlach Allee Hof Hotel Perlach Allee by Blattl, the Life Park can be reached in just a few minutes.

Albert-Schweitzer-Straße 70, 81735 Munich

Maximilianstrasse is one of the most renowned luxury streets in Germany. Munich's Maximilianstrasse offers the second highest number of high-end mono-label stores. With a total offering of almost 70 shops, it is one of the most consistent luxury locations in Germany. Over half of the shops are occupied by top international brands. The situation is particularly strong in the textiles and jewelers/watches ranges.

Maximilianstr. 16, 80539 Munich

The city's main shopping mile (pedestrian zone), consisting of Neuhauser Straße and the adjoining Kaufinger Straße, leads from Stachus to the city center, Marienplatz. A prime shopping location that no other city can boast means that many chain stores have now been located here, but originally Munich shops and restaurants have managed to survive. In addition to large department stores, on Neuhauser Straße you will also find some small, typically Munich shops - souvenir buyers will also get their money's worth.

Shopping city Munich - a paradise for shoppers. It begins on Sendlinger Straße - directly at the Hotel Altmünchen by Blattl.

Welcome to the Munich Neuperlach shopping center - PEP. Here you will find what you have been looking for for a long time or in vain elsewhere: top brands and ideas as well as international trends and designer fashion in 120 specialist stores. The Munich Neuperlach shopping center is the largest shopping center in the east of Munich and is only a few minutes away from the Hotel Perlach Allee by Blattl.

Ollenhauer Str. 6, 81737 Munich

"I'm Matthias Münz, the crazy ice cream maker from Munich. I love life and I love ice cream. I make ice cream from all the foods I can get my hands on. I love trying out new, crazy combinations. Whether it's currywurst, Sachertorte or beer: there's something for everyone in my creations. Making ice cream is a matter of the heart for me. I learned the craftsmanship from Italian ice cream masters. However, when it comes to implementing new flavors, I like to follow my own Rules - because there's one thing I don't like at all: boredom."

Amalienstr. 77 / Fraunhoferstr. 42 / Viktualienmarkt, neben Fisch Witte

The Viktualienmarkt was created in 1807 as a “Kräutlmarkt” on the site of the Heiliggeistpital. Over time, the small market was expanded and renamed Viktualienmarkt (Viktualien is a late Latin word for food). Even today you can find exotic and local food in fresh and top quality at the numerous “stands” on the Viktualienmarkt.

Viktualienmarkt 3, 80331 Munich