The Hirschau Munich with its beautiful Hirschau beer garden with seating for around 1,800 people, the restaurant and the Restaurant 1804 can be found centrally in the English Garden. It lies right in the middle of the southern and northern parts of the English Garden.
It offers a great atmosphere in the shade of large, old chestnut trees. It is the favorite beer garden for many children and parents, as there is a great playground.
Hirschau Biergarten – Restaurant in the heart of the English Garden
The restaurant is popular with locals and visitors to the English Garden alike, mainly because it is not quite as crowded as the tourist magnets Chinesischer Turm and Seehaus.
The beer garden includes the Michelin-starred restaurant 1804 with upscale, regional cuisine. Both are located at the beginning of the northern part of the English Garden, exactly where the middle ring divides the city park into two parts.
Don’t worry – you won’t hear the middle ring in the beer garden or restaurant.
Delicious Löwenbräu beer in the beer garden
The Hirschau restaurant has everything your heart desires: the world-famous Löwenbräu beer and the seasonal beers on offer are particularly popular. All Bavarian snack specialties are available.
You will find giant pretzels, Obazdn, Radis, grilled chicken, Steckerlfisch as well as coffee and cake. A good swing and jazz band plays every Thursday and there is a wide range of music at the weekend.
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Live band Flat Out plays Rockń Roll hits and more
The Hirschau beer garden – particularly family-friendly
Right next to the beer garden is a wonderful children’s playground with a large pirate ship, a ropeway and lots of climbing facilities. The children can let off steam, are well occupied and parents have the opportunity to enjoy their snack and beer in peace and quiet.
By the way: you can find a complete overview on our information page Playgrounds in the English Garden.
Steckerlfisch in the Hirschau beer garden
A real classic is the Steckerlfisch – freshly grilled fish on a wooden skewer, cooked over open embers. The name comes from the Bavarian word “Steckerl”, which means “little stick”.
Mackerel and trout are particularly popular. A Steckerlfisch is simply part of a typical Munich beer garden visit and is a real part of the Bavarian way of life.
Entrance to the Hirschau beer garden
Restaurant 1804 with one star!
Restaurant 1804 offers first-class service and excellent regional and sustainable star cuisine in a pleasant atmosphere. The restaurant also offers regular events at a top level, such as the winegrower’s dinner, the truffle evening and the full moon dinner.
Guests can expect well-kept rooms with attention to detail and friendly staff. The ballroom and the beautiful ambience of the English Garden make the Hirschau Munich the perfect setting for weddings, festivities and events. In addition to its beautiful location in the English Garden, Restaurant 1804 offers everything you need for an event.
Tip: although the registry office in Mandelstraße is not in the immediate vicinity, it is still only a few minutes away by car.
Opening hours of the restaurant:
Every Wednesday to Saturday between 18:00 and 22:00.
In summer: concerts and parties next to the Hirschau beer garden
In summer, concerts and parties are always held in the parking lot behind the Hirschau beer garden. The classic candlelight concerts in summer 2024 were a great success.
Tennis, tennis school and beach volleyball in Hirschau
The tennis facility in Hirschau is a real paradise for sports enthusiasts with the special atmosphere of the English Garden and a super central location. If you want to improve your technique or learn to play tennis from scratch, the Hirschau tennis school is the right place for you.
For those who prefer to spend the summer barefoot in the sand, there are also well-maintained volleyball courts in the Hirschau.
Bookings and court reservations can be made at the Hirschau tennis facility. There is also a tennis school there. After the game, the Hirschau beer garden invites you to enjoy a well-earned refreshment – sport and relaxation are just a few steps apart here.
The history of the Hirschau Munich
The Hirschau Munich is named after the many wild and forest animals that used to live in the northern Isar floodplains. It was first mentioned on city maps in 1808.
The “Zum Hasenstall” restaurant opened on this site in 1840. 20 years later, the inn was mentioned in a travel guide as an excursion destination. The inn and beer garden were renovated in 2013.
Address:
Gyßlingstr. 15, 80805 Munich, Tel. 089-360 90 49 0
Opening hours Hirschau beer garden:
Open daily in fine weather from 12:00 to 22:00, on Sundays and public holidays from 11:00.
Directions:
By car:
From the Isar Ring, take the“Seehaus” exit in the direction of the John F. Kennedy Bridge. The same if you are coming from the direction of Schwabing or from the A9.
By bus and subway:
Take the U6 out of town to the “Dietlindenstraße” subway stop. Then change to bus 59 and get off at the “Osterwaldstraße” stop.
It is about a 10-minute walk from the “Osterwaldstraße” bus stop.
Parking at the Hirschau Biergarten & Gaststätte and at the Hirschau:
Paid parking is available directly at the beer garden and at Restaurant 1804 (parking is free for event guests of the restaurant). Further free parking spaces are (still) available if you drive through Gyßlingstraße to the rear.
By the way: there are several Tesla charging stations available at the paid parking lots. Parking at the English Garden Munich – you can find all the important information and tips here.
Further information can be found directly on the Hirschau Munich website.
Nearby: Seehaus Munich, Tivoli Kiosk, Kleinhesseloher See, Mini Hofbräuhaus