Augustiner-Keller, Traditional beer garden and restaurant in Maxvorstadt, Munich, Germany.
Augustiner-Keller features a spacious beer garden accommodating around 5,000 guests, along with multiple indoor dining rooms including a historic cellar with vaults eight meters below ground.
Originally documented as a beer storehouse in 1812, the establishment became a public beer garden in 1842 and was acquired by Augustiner-Bräu brewery in 1862.
The venue exclusively serves beer from Augustiner-Bräu, Munich's oldest brewery founded in 1328, maintaining centuries-old brewing traditions and offering authentic Bavarian dishes to guests.
Located centrally between Munich's main train station and Hackerbrücke bridge, the establishment is easily accessible via S-Bahn lines S1, S3, and S4 for convenient visitor access.
An ancient horse chestnut tree over 200 years old provides shade in the beer garden, while historic vaults and a former beer ox attraction reflect the site's long operational history.
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