[2025 Munich Attraction] Travel Guide for Victuals Market (Updated Jun)

#snowscape A food market with a long tradition located near Marienplatz in Munich. Known as the "stomach of Munich," you can eat Germany's proud beer and local gourmet food. They also sell Christmas goods such as Christmas trees, wreaths, and nutcrackers. In 2022, snow fell earlier than usual in Germany, and it was a white Christmas. Snow had piled up on the Christmas trees sold at the market. #breathtakingview #tripmemory2022 #coupletrip #christmas #wintertrip #gourmet #gourmetfood #gourmettrip #trip2022 #overseastrip #germany #munich #snowscape

Viktualienmarkt…This is an open-air market selling fresh food, vegetables, fruits, prepared food, and various condiments…and what is most exciting is cheese. Cheese here comes in many colors, types, and flavors…try it, you will definitely enjoy it…The uniqueness of this market is the tall pole wrapped in white and blue ruffled cloth, with layers decorated with flags and replicas on each floor, which is considered a landmark here…If you get lost and look for this pole, you will definitely come to Viktualienmarkt. #Waiting for the day to travel

The grain market is the largest food market in the heart of Munich and is very popular with locals. There are more than 100 stalls in the market, selling the freshest fruits and vegetables, cheese, meat, and new fish every day. All shops have a uniform opening time, usually open from Monday to Saturday until 8:00 pm, especially every Saturday morning. In the summer, it is a lively beer plaza, where you can enjoy fine wines with locals. Grain market Viktualienmarkt, Marienlatz stands out, turn right, turn right through the path next to the bell tower of Peter Church, see a green shed shop and eat and eat, the grain market is here. Market 6

Hello 🌞 I went to Munich, Germany! This time I'm going to introduce "Viktualien markt" 🛒 It's a marketplace. There are many different shops selling everything from fresh vegetables 🥦 to German postcards and ornaments 🪅 😄 You can also eat German cuisine 🤤 My recommendation is Leberkäse 🌭! It's a simple sandwich made of meat sandwiched between bread 🥪👌 But it's simple and delicious 🤤❤️ And it's cheap 🙆 There were also fresh fruit juice stands 🍹 and soup stands 🍲 ☺️ (Some of the soups were vegan-friendly!) When I went, white asparagus was in season, so there was a lot of it on sale. If you are staying for a long time, you might want to try making soup with white asparagus😊 🕰️Opening hours: 8:00-20:00 (closed on Sundays) 💰Price per person: If you are just interested in gourmet food, 20€ should be enough! 📍Location: Viktualienmarkt 3, 80331 München, Germany #munich #germany #München #Europe #Europe travel #Europe strategy #Germany #Germany travel #Overseas travel

#MayTravelSupport This is Munich, Germany. We visited Viktualienmarkt, a local market in Munich. It was great to be able to experience the atmosphere of a proper European market. It felt a bit like being in a Rapunzel cartoon. We went to a sandwich shop where locals were especially lining up to eat. Since we didn't understand the language, we asked for the two most popular items. The ham was really delicious.

#MayTravelSupport This is Munich, Germany. We visited Viktualienmarkt, a local market in Munich. It was great to be able to experience the atmosphere of a proper European market. It felt a bit like being in a Rapunzel cartoon. We went to a sandwich shop where locals were especially lining up to eat. Since we didn't understand the language, we asked for the two most popular items. The ham was really delicious.

#MayTravelSupport This is Munich, Germany. We had fun at Marienplatz, took lots of pictures, and then moved on to another place. My brother told me that there was a local market in Munich nearby, so I went there, and on the way there, there were a ton of people gathered. When I looked into it, I found a statue of Juliet from Romeo and Juliet. There is a popular belief that if you touch her right breast, your love will come true, so that place was really sparkling.

🌟 Must-Visit TOP5 Marienplatz: Watch the Glockenspiel puppet show at New Town Hall at 11am sharp, climb St. Peter's Church for panoramic old town views, and find the legendary "Devil's Footprint". Nymphenburg Palace: Baroque gardens + Rococo gallery, summer swans on the lake, winter snowscapes like paintings. Hofbräuhaus: 400-year-old beer hall – must-try crispy pork knuckle + 1L HB draft beer for authentic Bavarian revelry. BMW Museum: Spiral exhibition traces automotive history, test-drive concept cars at neighboring BMW Welt. English Garden: Downtown surfing spot + Chinese Tower beer garden, chance encounters with sunbathing locals. 🚶 3-Day Itinerary Day1 Old Town: Marienplatz → St. Peter's Church → Viktualienmarkt → Residenz Museum → Hofbräuhaus dinner. Day2 Art & Industry: Deutsches Museum → Nymphenburg Palace → English Garden night run. Day3 Day Trips: Neuschwanstein Castle (2hr train) or Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial. 💡 Local Tips Buy transport passes after 2pm – validity extends till 3am next day. All shops closed Sundays! Stock snacks at Viktualienmarkt on Saturdays, buy Balea ampoules at DM. Press # on BMW Museum audio guide for Guo Degang's comedy version. ✨ Hidden Gems Nymphenburg Wishing Stones: Stack 20 rocks in western woods for mysterious gifts. Mirror Maze: Challenge infinite reflections at Glacier Park for insta-worthy shots. Isar River Night Paddle: Kayak under illuminated old town skies. 🏨 [Accommodation]: Choose your preferred star rating – our planners customize bookings. 🚌 [Transport]: Private chauffeur service for comfort and privacy.

Munich's charm lies in the hearty clink of beer steins, the elegance of palace gardens, and the Alpine breeze of freedom. Whether strolling through the Old Town steeped in history or reveling in beer gardens, this city crafts unforgettable German memories for every traveler. 💖 Must-Visit Attractions - Marienplatz The heart of Munich, where the neo-Gothic New Town Hall takes center stage. At 11 AM (12 PM in winter), the Glockenspiel's 32 painted figurines perform a 16th-century knight's wedding and Bavarian legends. The Marian Column symbolizes peace, while the Fischbrunnen fountain's fish mouth brings luck when touched. Capture the square's colorful rooftops bathed in morning light for magical photos. - Neuschwanstein Castle The inspiration for Disney's fairy-tale castle, this white jewel nestles in the Alps. Take a 2-hour train from Munich Central to Füssen, then a 10-minute bus. Opt for the guided tour (€18) through King Ludwig II's lavish chambers. For the iconic reflection shot, hike to Marienbrücke bridge – wildflowers in May frame the castle against emerald forests. - Nymphenburg Palace The summer residence of Bavarian royalty blends Baroque and Rococo styles. Its 229-hectare gardens feature swan-dotted lakes mirroring the palace. In May, English gardens burst with rhododendrons and tulips. Sip afternoon tea at the lakeside café like aristocracy. - BMW Welt A car lover's paradise with BMW's classic and concept models. Free exhibits include virtual driving; book factory tours in advance. May 2025 coincides with OutDoor by ISPO, potentially hosting outdoor-tech events here. - Deutsches Museum The world's largest science museum spans 5,000 years of innovation. Don't miss the "Sound Lab" interactives or planetarium shows. Weekend family workshops in May make science fun for kids. ♂️ Immersive Experiences - Old Town Walk: From Marienplatz, climb St. Peter's 306 steps for Alpine views over red roofs. Stop at Viktualienmarkt for pretzels, weißwurst, and apple juice – a classic Bavarian breakfast. - Beer Culture: At Hofbräuhaus, drink Helles lager with roasted pork knuckle to live accordion music. For local vibes, Augustiner Keller's beer garden lets you tap your own keg with homemade sauerkraut. - Nature & Art: Bike through Englischer Garten's 1.5 sq km, passing the Chinese Tower beer garden and Isar River surfers. At Pinakothek der Moderne, admire Picasso and Munch before sunset city views from the rooftop. 🥩 Bavarian Flavors - Schweinshaxe: Bayerischer Hof's crispy-skinned pork knuckle with potato mash, or Schneider Bräuhaus' beer-braised melt-in-your-mouth version paired with wheat beer. - Weißwurst: Viktualienmarkt's morning-boiled white sausage with sweet mustard. Pro tip: Remove the casing before eating. - Asparagus Season (May): Try Sola's green asparagus with seared foie gras, or market stalls' grilled spears with Parmesan. - Apfelwein: Sip unpasteurized cider with cheese platters at Heilig-Geist-Kirche's courtyard. - Lebkuchen: Dallmayr's honey-spiced gingerbread with almond filling makes perfect souvenirs – personalize heart-shaped ones. 📌 Tips - Transport: Munich City Day Ticket (€6.7) covers all transit. For Neuschwanstein, take FLIXBUS (€10, 2h) or Bayern-Ticket (€27) to Füssen. - Best Time: May offers 10-20°C with occasional showers – pack a light raincoat. Fewer crowds, open beer gardens, ideal for cycling. - Tickets: Book Neuschwanstein/Deutsches Museum 2-3 days ahead. OutDoor by ISPO (May 19-21) offers free public entry with registration. - Photo Spots: Marienbrücke (Neuschwanstein), Nymphenburg's swan lake, and BMW Welt's spiral ramp shine at golden hour.

At Munich's Viktualienmarkt, time seems to stand still, immersing visitors in a vibrant world of fresh produce and delectable foods. This market, a gathering place for locals and tourists alike, has been open since the 19th century and still retains its timeless charm. As you step into the market, the first thing that catches your eye is the array of fresh fruits and vegetables, bursting with color and fragrance. Stalls are filled with seasonal apples, pears, and a variety of leafy greens, tempting you to give them a try. Here, you can also find authentic German sausages, cheeses, and homemade sauces, each with a unique flavor that will make your mouth water. Beyond the fresh produce, Viktualienmarkt boasts numerous food stalls offering a wide range of delicacies. Whether it's traditional German beer, roasted pork knuckles, or international cuisines, there's something for everyone. Sitting on one of the market's benches, savoring your food while surrounded by the sounds of laughter and lively conversations, you can truly soak in the vibrant market atmosphere. This market is not just a shopping destination but also the perfect place to experience Munich's way of life. Every visit brings new flavors and warm smiles, making it hard to leave. Whether you're a food enthusiast or a casual visitor, Viktualienmarkt promises unforgettable memories. 🕰️ Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday, 8 AM - 8 PM

Spring Festival is coming! Want to experience the exotic New Year atmosphere in Germany? This 5-day itinerary will take you to explore the unique charm of Germany. Don't miss it! -------------------- 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Munich. 24-hour private car pick-up service. Start your wonderful journey. Day 2: Nymphenburg Palace -> Nymphenburg Palace Park -> Nymphenburg Porcelain Factory -> BMW Museum. Experience the history and culture of Munich and modern industry. Day 3: Munich Residenz -> Siegestor -> Marienplatz -> Viktualienmarkt -> St. Peter's Church. Travel through history and experience the classic and prosperity of Munich. Day 4: Free time in Munich. You can visit Neuschwanstein Castle, or stroll around the city, enjoy European football matches, and have a relaxing time. Day 5: Private car drop-off service according to your flight time. End your wonderful trip in Munich. -------------------- Travel tips: It is cold in Germany in January. Remember to bring warm clothes. 🧣 The currency in Germany is Euro. The exchange rate is about 1:7.5. Calculate in advance to have a rough idea. 💰 Make sure to apply for a visa before your trip to travel worry-free! 💼 Respect local customs and be polite to others to have a more pleasant trip! 😊 -------------------- 🌟Enjoy the castle style and beer culture in Germany, and leave unforgettable memories with every step!🌟

🎄 Munich Viktualienmarkt Christmas Market Why go: The Viktualienmarkt Christmas Market is where German tradition meets modern winter festivities, with stalls selling unique handicrafts and delicious local food. In particular, the dishes made with fresh ingredients and Christmas drinks offer a special charm that you can't find at other markets, and you can enjoy Christmas in a warm local atmosphere. Cons: Due to the nature of the market, it can be crowded and somewhat crowded, so we recommend visiting early in the morning or on a weekday. #Overseas travel

🎄 Viktualienmarkt Christmas Market in Munich 🚩 Location: Viktualienmarkt, 80331 München, Germany 🕒 Opening hours: Late November - December 24, daily 10am - 8pm 📝 The Viktualienmarkt Christmas Market is a unique place where fresh produce meets Christmas traditions, and is a popular attraction for locals and tourists alike. In addition to Christmas decorations and handicraft stalls, you can also enjoy warm Glühwein and Bavarian specialties. At night, the entire market is illuminated with lights, adding to the romantic Christmas atmosphere. #TravelAbroad

#FallHo-Kang-Soo-Event This is the largest traditional market in Munich, located near Marienplatz. It started as a small open-air market focusing on agricultural products and has a long history of over 200 years. They sell cheese, Schweinshaxe, and various souvenirs, and there are open-air restaurants and cafes, so you can feel the lively atmosphere.

#traveldiaries Situated just a short walk from Marienplatz, Viktualienmarkt is Munich’s most famous open-air market, offering a true feast for the senses. This bustling market is filled with colorful stalls selling fresh produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, and specialty foods from around the world. For foodies, it’s a dream come true, as you can sample traditional Bavarian delicacies like Weisswurst, Brezen, and cheese platters, or try exotic spices and flavors from distant lands. There are several beer gardens within the market where you can enjoy a refreshing drink while soaking in the lively atmosphere. Viktualienmarkt provides a slice of everyday Munich life and is a perfect place to fill your diary with vibrant photos and tasty experiences.

#August Travel Support Event This is a market representing Munich. It is located near the old city hall, so it is not too far away and is worth a visit. Originally, it was a traditional market visited by locals, but recently, it has become well-known to tourists and is visited a lot. There is also an Imbiss where you can have a simple meal, so you can buy snacks and other snacks.

#OverseasFlightEvent I visited on Saturday afternoon and there were so many people. It felt like a market where locals go to shop. There was a lot to eat and I packed a small meal and went to the English Garden for a picnic. I really liked this place because I could feel the local atmosphere. The prices are cheap and not tourist prices. I recommend going at least once.

Speaking of German aesthetics, some people will think it is boring, and some people will think it is cold. But as far as the city I have been to, Munich, not only do I not think it is a stereotype, but I can also find it interesting. . If you are a Bayern fan, if you like German pig trotters, if you are obsessed with German cars, if you are looking forward to the annual Oktoberfest, or if you just like Gothic architecture, I miss you Munich should not be missed. ▫️ ✨Maria Square The heart of Munich, the old and new city hall, Frauenkirche, and Old Peter's Church are all here. ▫️ ✨New City Hall A gorgeous Gothic building, the bell tower houses the 5th largest puppet clock in Europe, which will ring the hour on the hour. ▫️ ✨Grain Market It is the largest food market in Munich and a lively square in summer. All kinds of fresh fruits, vegetables and meat can be bought here. ▫️ ✨Allianz Arena Bayern Munich's home stadium is made up of thousands of diamond-shaped membranes, and there will be a red, blue and white light show at night. ▫️ ✨BMW Museum This museum is a must-see for car fans, where you can see exhibitions of new cars from the first generation to concepts. ▫️ ✨Old City Hall The building that bears witness to history is entirely neo-Gothic, and both the hall and the city gate are worth seeing. ▫️ ✨Hofbrauhaus Munich With a history of 400 years, drinking dark beer and German-style roasted pork knuckle here is really a pleasant experience. ▫️ ✨Bavarian State Opera A magnificent classical building, it is also one of the most famous opera houses in Germany. ▫️ ✨Commander Hall The architectural style is very similar to the Loggia Galleria in Florence, which is the landmark of the square of the concert hall.

Savor Turkish kebabs in Munich and across Germany for a culinary journey filled with succulent meats, fresh veggies, and aromatic spices. From Munich's Viktualienmarkt to Berlin's diverse neighborhoods, kebab stands abound, offering a delicious taste of Turkey amidst Germany's landscape. Experience the tantalizing flavors and vibrant street food culture that will leave you craving more!#kebabs #tastyfood #Munich

Welcome to Munich! This beautiful city located in Bavaria has a lot to offer. The downtown area is very walkable and there are a lot of nice places to explore. This market is one of them! 💰 Cost: Free ⏰ Recommended time: I was wandering around for about an hour. I went there around 4pm and it was quite busy! 🤩 Attraction: Tons of little souvenir shops, local food stalls, and locals selling flowers and other trinkets. Have fun! #germany #munich #market

Known as "Munich's Kitchen," this is the largest and oldest market in Munich (over 200 years old!) where you can enjoy a variety of activities, such as buying souvenirs, eating around, and drinking beer. There is also a space where you can enjoy beer with German specialties, Italian, Spanish dishes, and other foods purchased from the stalls. I went during the Christmas season, so they also sold Christmas trees, wreaths, decorations, and nutcrackers. It is a 5-minute walk from Marienplatz in the center of Munich, so I highly recommend including it in your sightseeing plans! #wintertrip #trip2022 #germany #christmas #gourmet #coupletrip #gourmettrip #gourmet #tripmemory2022 #overseastrip

I used to listen to students from the south of Germany. The city of Munich is rainy and snowy, but as long as it is fine, it is like a fairy tale. When you arrive in a city, be sure to check out its old market. The grain market in Munich is in the old town and you can turn around the shopping street. We walked along the grain market. At lunchtime, there was a lot of people here. Some people found a fish shop to sit down and have a good time. They called friends and family to sit under the tree and have a beer chat. The flower shop business is good, and the Munichers who have been bored for a winter come to buy flowers. Decorate the yard at home. I really want to go to the market every day to buy food, eat and drink.