Munich offers a lot of possibilities to review your day with a delicious drink and to enjoy the end of the day. We introduce you to the best and most beautiful rooftop bars in Munich.

Kraftwerk

At the Kraftwerk in the south of Munich you are not only a little closer to the mountains, but also to the heaven of pleasure. In addition to delicious drinks you can enjoy the finest slow food in a modern industrial ambience. Selected wines and dishes accompany you through the evening, next to a breathtaking sunset.

Café Vorhoelzer

The Café Vorhoelzer at the Technical University of Munich is very popular and therefore highly frequented. In the heart of the city, the roof terrace offers a spectacular view over Munich – all the way to the Alps. Visitors can get fancy drinks, such as the famous Munich Mule, and selected beers. It’s worth stopping by – a standing place is always free.

Flushing Meadows

In the evening the hotel bar of the Flushing Meadows design hotel transforms into the hippest location of Munich. Hidden behind a large metal door – on the 5th floor – is the lovely designed hotel bar. On the roof terrace you have a direct view of the Zugspitze and Munich. Hotel guests and globetrotters are spoiled with delicacies all day long. Selected gin and whiskey varieties and modern spray creations make the end of the day with a view of the Alps perfect.

Dachgarten

The Dachgarten at Stachus does not present itself with an alpine view, but with an urban green ambience. Guests can watch the hustle and bustle above the rooftops of Munich at the heart of the city. Together with Green City e. V., the Dachgarten team has created a small oasis of relaxation for eating, drinking and relaxing. As soon as you arrive at the parking deck, you can’t miss the wooden island with its green palm trees. Enjoy tasty drinks at fair prices here.

Blue Spa Terrasse – Hotel Bayerischer Hof

Munich’s luxury address for events, conferences and a wellness treatment has much more to offer. On the beautiful roof terrace Blue Spa you have a fantastic panoramic view over the roofs of Munich. Guests can enjoy the sunset and bar. A toast – to a stylish after-work drink.

Mandarin Oriental

In the heart of the old town, the Mandarin Oriental shines and its roof terrace offers a breathtaking view over the city. The mountains are seen in full splendor and you can put your legs in to the rooftop pool on warmer days. The exclusive range of drinks makes every evening even more beautiful.

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Munich doesn’t only invite for sightseeing, there is also a shopping paradise beside the beautiful sights. Far away from the usual clothing shops, regional and local designers, booksellers and restaurateurs invite you to an extensive shopping tour in Munich and make every shopping heart beat faster. Here we show you in which streets and quarters you have to shop when visiting Munich and their all around the TIMEHOUSE.

Hohenzollernstraße

Not far from the TIMEHOUSE there is the Hohenzollernstraße with attractive shopping possibilities. Shops for daily needs such as hairdressing shops and drugstores or a city library can be found here. In addition to cafés and restaurants, there are also furnishing articles and beautiful fashion boutiques. Hohenzollernstraße offers just the right shop for every budget and impresses with its wide range of shopping offers.

Gärtnerplatz

Around the Gärtnerplatz in Munich every bargain hunter can find what he is looking for. In one of the many local stores or book shops there are all kinds of treasures to discover. The Gärtnerplatz is located in the heart of the Glockenbach district and can be easily reached by underground or S-Bahn. In addition to the beautiful landscaped roundabout, which invites you to take a shopping break with its splendid flowers, the quarter offers a lot to discover. Small boutiques invite you to coffee, Italian delicacies serve delicious lunches and sustainable ideas offer class instead of mass.

Sendlinger Straße

The Sendlinger Straße runs from Marienplatz to the Sendlinger Tor. A shopping and strolling paradise for tourists and locals. Recently, the state capital of Munich converted the street into a pedestrian zone and gave it a new splendour. From fashion shops, jewellers, shoe shops, furniture stores, restaurants and cafés you will find what your heart desires. Especially recommended is the Hofstatt, a small shopping centre in the middle of the city centre, with selected shops and sweet breathers.

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Most people know that delicious food is good for us. Not only for the body, but also for the soul. But where can you go for a casual lunch break or a chic dinner near the TIMEHOUSE? We have a few restaurant tips that will take care of those needs.

Casual and cosy

La Bohème

This casual but elegant restaurant has an international flair and a comfy living room style. It’s only a two-minute-walk from the TIMEHOUSE and awaits its guests with culinary variety. With middle range prices and a lunch menu, it is perfect for a lunch break.

Ristorante Cupido

Lovers of genuine Italian cuisine are in good hands at this small, cozy restaurant in the mid-price segment. The Ristorante Cupido enchants its guests with real Italian cuisine – homemade stone oven pizza, pasta as well as fine meat and fish dishes.

Katopazzo

Modern, casual and trendy. With a Mexican style totem bar and international cuisine, the Katopazzo totally stands out. Cold and warm food bowls are particularly

Chic and elegant

L’Adresse 37

The modern French restaurant with an open kitchen brings Paris to Munich. Artfully prepared meals are served to the guests in an elegant and pleasant ambience. The delicacies of the Parisian chef Loïc Cantegrel are definitely worth the extra cost.

EssZimmer by Käfer

The club restaurant with its high-quality interior is located in the middle of the modern architecture of the BMW Welt in Munich. The two-star restaurant serves European gourmet cuisine and fantastic menus for the foodies among us. Make sure to take some extra cash – it’s a bit pricy.

Werneckhof by Geisel

 The Werneckhof is also awarded with two Michelin stars. Guests are welcomed in a beautiful Art Nouveau ambience. The small but fine restaurant serves creative, Japanese-inspired European gourmet cuisine and selected wines. Here, too, prices are in the higher range.

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