Bars and pubs in Germany: profiles, services and practical information.
At the foot of the cathedral, Schlenkerla brings together a brewery, tavern and a history documented from 1405, when the house was known as “Zum blauen Löwen”. The Trum…
View profile →Spezial-Keller sits on a hillside beside the observatory and a short walk from Bamberg’s historic centre. The Löhr family describes it as a traditional Keller: in summer…
View profile →Hausbrauerei Altstadthof stands at 19 Bergstraße in the Old Town descending from the castle. The business has brewed beer since 1984 and is particularly associated with…
View profile →Hexenhäusle occupies a small historic house below Nuremberg’s Imperial Castle wall. The tourism office identifies an old building linked to the nearby city gate and high…
View profile →Schüttinger opened in 1990 as a brewpub in central Bremen. A short walk from the market square and town hall, it exchanges the square’s formal tone for long wooden table…
View profile →FRÜH am Dom stands at 12–18 Am Hof on the south side of Cologne Cathedral. The business dates its beer hall's opening to 1904 and distinguishes several spaces within the…
View profile →Brauhaus Sion stands at 5–7 Unter Taschenmacher, a few streets from the cathedral and the Rhine. Its branding evokes the site's long brewing history, but that continuity…
View profile →At 27 Neuhauser Straße, Augustiner Stammhaus stands on the pedestrian route between Karlsplatz and Marienplatz. It is neither the Augustiner Bräustuben on Landsberger St…
View profile →The Hofbräuhaus at 9 Platzl is one of those places whose scale can make it look like an attraction before it looks like a beer hall. Munich’s city authority traces the d…
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