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Hofbräuhaus-Kunstmühle

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Hofbräuhaus-Kunstmühle

Very touristy, but fun, with good beer and "oom-pah" bands. Hofbräuhaus, Munich's (and maybe the world's) most famous brewpub, moved to its current location in 1644. It opened to the public after 1830. Nowadays, the embodiment of Bavarian beer culture is visited only by tourists. It may be still be

wort a visit, though. On the first floor, there is a big beer hall with oompah music playing in the weekend. More likely than not you will hear the famous "oans, zwoa, g'suffa!" song at least once if you spend any time there at all. Basically it means "one, two, drink up!". Bring your passport, because you're likely to be asked for ID, and without your passport bouncers will not let you in. The souvenir shop at the entrance is ridiculously over-priced, however the Bavarian food isn`t and surprisingly it tastes quite good.

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