Kraftwerk

Cafe Glück is an institution within the Munich restaurant- and bar-circuit for about 13 years. It lays within the almost romantic "Glockenbachviertel", a part of Munich where queer and straight, student and worker, bohemian and bourgeois is mixing effortlessly. The interior is an eclectic, still original mix of antiques and neo-hippie-style, the daily menu is always fresh and healthy, the staff friendly and as varied as the audience, the music relaxed, still modern. A very special, lovely and original place.

Traditional beer bear bar. Located in Glockenbachviertel, this traditional bar features traditional Bavarian dress and is popular with an older crowd. It's a great place to enjoy the traditional ambience with a relaxed drink at the bar.

The Ochsengarten is Europe's oldest gay bar for jeans, leather, uniform and rubber guys (since 1967). We look forward to welcoming guests with outfits based on this dress code, especially on weekends. It is not only our wish that our guests feel comfortable in their outfits, but we also strive to preserve the tradition of the ox garden. Conclusion: No strict dress code, but outfits in the tradition of the ox garden are very welcome and welcome.

The small bar "Rendezvous" on Müllerstrasse has been around for many years now. This is where people meet for beer, drag (travesty) shows and karaoke on Thursdays. And flirting is part of the evening program.

The CAMP has existed on Reisinger Strasse since 2005 and has since developed into a popular meeting place for young and old in Munich's gay scene. There is always something going on here. The friendly staff ensures a good atmosphere in the large bar area. The bars offers great playing facilities.

Gay nightclub with house music from local & international DJs, dance floor, lounge area & darkroom. On Fridays luxury pop party with pop and charts and a predominantly younger audience. Saturday night more house, with international and national guest DJs.