Eat

Würstelstube

sausage parlour

Get some of the best sausages in Bavaria, served by the lovely Marianne. Eat inside and have a look at the epic picture of a monkey in traditional Bavarian costume eating Schweinebraten. Recommendation: Get the standard Wiener with strong mustard (scharfer Senf) and Brezen.

Address: Ludwigstraße 27
Getting there: City cent
Hours: Mon-Sat 09:00-18:00

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Herzogskasten
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Wochemarkt
weekly market
If you want to make your own dishes and like fresh ingredients, there is a traditional market where you can buy from local shops and farmers.
Wed & Sat 08:00-13:00
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Adventszauber
Christkindlmarkt
At Christmas, the historic inner city transforms into a seasonal event. The heart is traditional Christkindlmarkt (Christmas Market), with wooden stalls selling food, Christmas gimmicks, Glühwein (lit. "glowing wine", warm seasoned wine) and other things, a merry-go-round and a story-teller. Another highlight is the outdoor ice skating rink in front at Paradeplatz.
23 Nov-23 Dec: Sun-Thu 10:00-20:00, Fri 10:00-21:00
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Bavarian Army Museum
Bayrisches Armeemuseum
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Tue-Fri, Sat Sun€3.50, €1 (on Sundays), under 18 years free