Munich

The Baroque decor and hall of mirrors in Falk's Bar are the only original features that remain of Hotel Bayerischer Hof, most of which were destroyed during the second world war. The cocktails and long drinks here are expertly crafted by the all-knowing bar staff who can mix together just about anything. Once guests have enjoyed a drink or two in the bar, they can either move on to the adjoining cinema room or the roof terrace upstairs.

Milla Club stands out for its intimate atmosphere and eclectic music lineup, from rock to jazz. Once a river conduit, it's now a go-to spot in Munich for live bands, a friendly crowd, and quality sound.

The so-called 'Cradle of American bar culture in Germany' has been serving up its signature PUSSER’S PAINKILLER™ since 1974 to thirsty customers who are looking to relax in the ambiance of Pusser's authentic, cultured establishment. Live piano music here goes very nicely with the drinks menu and the spicy bar food is a consistent classic with the old heads who frequent the bar. Do a deep dive into the history of Pusser's 300 year old rum business to gain insight into how their recipe has evolved through the years.

Bring a camera to capture this picturesque cocktail lab in all its glory whilst sipping on a refreshing blend of colourful ingredients that taste as good as they look. Zephyr is a chic, exclusive joint that may cost a bit more than other bars in the area but most people who have been there can agree that it is worth the extra few euros (cash only here). The staff are a breath of fresh air as well which just makes the experience so much more palatable.

Discover NV Club, a contemporary bar in the city centre, known for its superb cocktails and shisha. With terrace seating and a relaxed atmosphere, it's the perfect place to unwind.

Step into the vibrant Call me Drella, a club with a unique Andy Warhol-inspired ambiance. Enjoy themed nights, a cosy lounge area, and lively acrobatic shows on weekends. Known for its friendly staff and diverse music mix, it's a must-visit for a memorable night out.

Discover the lively 089 Bar, a Munich favourite for its central bar, spacious dance floor, and top DJs. Open late on weekends, it offers a fun and safe atmosphere for party-goers. More club than a bar, it's known for great music and a friendly vibe. Check if you need to be on the guest list for entry.

Pacha is a popular, modern club with multiple bars, music from house DJs, and an attached outdoor terrace for chilling.

The bar in Schwabing, with its unique decor, creates a cosy atmosphere. Exotic drinks and snug seating nooks remind visitors of Bangkok.

At the wine bar Grapes, you can explore a variety of selected classics and concept wines in a new way. The extensive range of wines, kitchen specialities, and stylish decor create a comfortable and inviting atmosphere.

Neuraum is Munich's largest disco, located directly under the central bus station at Hackerbrücke. The venue is divided into four areas: Club-Sound, Schlager, Elektro, and Black Music — there's something for everyone. Here, only the crème de la crème of the EDM and Futurehouse scene come to the turntables.

P1 is the number one nightclub in Munich. Entry is exclusive — you'll need the right appearance, the right income, or the right friends. Dress in your poshest attire and you might just get in.

People from all over the world gather at Kilians to enjoy their fine selection of food and drink. Live music is their speciality — seven days a week, free of charge. During the week, they mostly feature Irish bands, while weekends are all about rock'n'roll and R'n'B. A visit is recommended to experience fine Irish hospitality, food, and drink.