The Transport Museum is located directly opposite the Hotel Augustin. Technology and vehicle enthusiasts get their money’s worth here. Whether young or old, curious technology fans will find something to interest them here.

The English Garden, which was originally laid out as a military garden, was declared a public park by Elector Karl Theodor in 1789. The English Garden is one of the largest inner-city parks in the world and larger than Central Park in New York. Enjoy a walk in Munich’s green oasis near the university, a visit to the beer garden at the Chinese Tower or a cup of tea in the Japanese teahouse Kanshoan.

The Westend, formerly known as the “broken glass district”.
Today, 25 nations live together here, which makes the district so multicultural and, above all, brings with it culinary diversity.
Experience it here: Beer gardens, the Augustiner brewery, the Tollwood winter festival, the Oktoberfest, the Hackerbrücke, the Bavariapark or climb up to the head of the Bavaria statue!