Seehaus im Englischen Garten

Seehaus im Englischen Garten is a lakeside restaurant and beer garden housed in a wooden building on the shores of Kleinhesseloher Lake within Munich's English Garden. It combines an indoor dining area with outdoor terraces that face the water, creating multiple spaces to eat and drink.

The structure was designed by several notable architects and built in wood to blend harmoniously with the surrounding park landscape. Its location by the lake made it an important gathering spot that shaped how people used the English Garden for generations.

The place reflects how locals embrace outdoor dining culture, blending casual beer garden tradition with sit-down restaurant meals in one location. Visitors notice families and groups lingering for hours, treating the lakeside setting as a social gathering spot rather than just a place to eat.

The establishment is easily accessible and sits directly by the lake within the park, where visitors can park and walk in. It tends to get crowded on nice weekends and sunny days, so arriving earlier in the day usually means shorter waits.

The wooden structure sits on a peninsula extending into the lake, creating a special setting where water surrounds the dining areas from different angles. This positioning makes sunset views particularly striking from multiple vantage points within the grounds.

Location: Schwabing-Freimann

Architects: Rudolf Esterer, Ernst Hürlimann, Gabriel von Seidl, Friedrich Ludwig von Sckell

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Made from material: wood

Address: Kleinhesselohe 3, 80802 München

Opening Hours: 10:00-01:00

Phone: +49893816130

Website: http://kuffler.de/de/seehaus.php

GPS coordinates: 48.16056,11.59800

Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:40