Das Westend, früher auch „das Glasscherbenviertel“ genannt.
Heute leben hier 25 Nationen zusammen, was das Viertel so multikulturell macht und vor allem eine kulinarische Vielfalt mit sich bringt.
Erleben Sie hier: Biergärten, die Augustiner Brauerei, das Tollwood Winterfestival, das Oktoberfest, die Hackerbrücke, den Bavariapark oder steigen Sie zum Kopf der Bavaria Statue auf!

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

The Transport Museum is located directly opposite the Hotel Augustin. Technology and vehicle enthusiasts will be in their element here. Whether young or old, curious technology fans will find something to interest them here.

365 days of excitement!

Experience one of Europe’s most modern multi-purpose arenas and enjoy top-class sports during your visit to Munich. Not far from Hotel Augustin and easily accessible by public transport.

In addition to hosting FC Bayern Munich’s home games, Munich’s Allianz Arena also houses the Bayern Munich Museum. It is well worth a visit on non-match days for fans, children, and adults alike. The stadium is easily accessible by car or public transportation, and a stadium tour is an experience for young and old alike.

Built for the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, the Olympic Park offers not only a wealth of history but also countless opportunities to relax in the park. Whether you fancy pedaling a boat on the Olympic Lake or taking a stroll on the Olympic Hill with views over the city, this is the place to unwind and enjoy yourself on sunny days.