Discover the best top things to do in Upper Bavaria, Germany including The Thirsty Historian, Liedschreiber Edelbrand Destillerie, The Duke Destillerie, Forellenhof Nadler, Bauernmarkt, MOORDESTILLERIE Kolbermoor, Ayinger Brewery, Andechs Monastery, Brewery Weihenstephan, Erdinger Brewery.
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The Thirsty Historian strives to provide the highest quality customized, private tours that combine the best cultural experiences possible in Munich and Bavaria with your requests and interests in mind. We take our guests to Munich's best locations and some of the world's oldest breweries, beer halls and biergartens producing what we think are some of the best beers, cuisine, and charming hospitality one can find. Come join us For the Intro To Munich, The Munich Experience or The Ultimate Munich Expereince for a real, genuine feel of Bavaria's atmosphere (gemutlichkeit)! We offer historical tours of Munich City, 3rd Reich History, Dachau Memorial, Viktualienmarkt, and multiple Beer Tours and Excursions in Munich and Bavaria.
5.0 based on 9 reviews
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Seit 1949 befindet sich die MOORDESTILLERIE im Herzen von Kolbermoor direkt neben Rosenheim. Aus Liebe und Tradition sind die Produkte der MOORDESTILLERIE noch echte Handarbeit. Angefangen bei der strengen Kontrolle der ausgewählten Zutaten, über die jahrzehntelange Brennerei-Erfahrung bis hin zu den liebevoll per Hand angebrachten Etiketten. Einfach echt bayerische Handarbeit.
4.5 based on 79 reviews
This well-known brewery may not be the largest in Bavaria, but its beers are still among the region's most popular.
4.5 based on 1,076 reviews
My friend took me to Andechs by walking through the lovely trail with the view of Ammersee along the way. Absolutely love the Schweinhaxel and the dark beer for lunch. A must visit place in Bavaria.
4.5 based on 218 reviews
The world's oldest brewery which combines tradition with high tech brewing. The State Brewery Weihenstephan is an independent profit-seeking enterprise owned by the Free State of Bavaria.
You can walk from Freising Bahnhof using Google Maps on your phone. I couldn't find the right bus from the station using broken German, maybe get a taxi, but it's only a 20-minute walk. The tour itself is pretty standard, they show you a few small areas where they brew the beer, but it is quite loud and hard to hear the guide even though they speak in English. They do give you a bit of history of the brewery, but you could find that online as well. You can book the tour online but they only accept cash, yet you can use credit card in the restaurant so I don't know why that is. There's a small tasting with 2 beers at the end, are there a lot of souvenirs you can buy also. Overall the tour is okay but not the best I've had. I came here for the beer and the restaurant, both of which were excellent. They only had 2 beers on tap but had plenty of different varieties in bottles, so I tried 5 different types I can't buy back at home, and they were all fantastic. The goulash was pretty amazing. The outdoor beer garden is very relaxing. That's basically why I gave it 5/5, the tour alone is probably a 3 or 4.
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Watch our master brewers in action! Join one of our guides on an educational and highly entertaining journey through the world of ERDINGER Weissbier. How is it brewed, what happens in the bottling plant and why is the high-bay warehouse so cool? Our experts at the Visitor Center know the brewery inside out and can answer (almost) all your questions. After the tour, you can experience the full range of ERDINGER wheat beers with a traditional Bavarian snack in our cozy Visitor Center – with wheat beer, white sausages and pretzels (two per person). Including the snack, the whole tour lasts about three hours. Groups of 10 or more will receive a free souvenir photo of the group in the brewhouse. We offer tours in German, English and Italian. Our video films are available in German, English, Italian, Spanish and French.
This was the best ever brewery tour I’ve been on. I was very impressed that they started the tour with a nice cold wheat beer while watching the introductory video. The guide, Ludwig, provided the right amount of technical information, anecdotes about the brewery and the appropriate amount of time answering questions. There are quite a few steps to climb during the tour. The socialization time at the end was awesome. There was opportunity to enjoy all the different beers, eat a few sausages and pretzels as well a meet some new people. I’ll definitely come back here on my my next trip to Munich and will join the fan club - free tours for folks who have been fan club members for at least a year.
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