Hofbräuhaus München

About

Hofbräuhaus München is a historic German brewery and restaurant, renowned for its cultural significance and traditional Bavarian cuisine. Founded in 1589 by Duke Wilhelm V of Bavaria, it was originally established to supply beer to the royal court. Over time, it evolved into a public beer hall, becoming a central part of Munich's social fabric. The brewery is famous for its adherence to the Reinheitsgebot, or Beer Purity Law, ensuring high-quality beers like Hofbräu Original and Hefe Weizen. Today, Hofbräuhaus München offers a lively atmosphere with traditional music and cuisine, including dishes like Schweinshaxe and Brez'n. It can accommodate over 2,000 guests and features a large beer garden. The location is steeped in history, having played significant roles in both Bavarian culture and world events. Its influence extends beyond Germany, inspiring similar establishments globally. Despite its international fame, Hofbräuhaus remains a beloved local gathering place, embodying the spirit of Gemütlichkeit.