Viktualienmarkt

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Viktualienmarkt

Munich’s oldest market, originally a farmer’s market, is now a favourite shopping area for gourmets. The wide range of produce, which includes Bavarian specialities and exotic delicacies from around the world, gives the historic square its special flair. This is a great place for a lunch snack.

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More Info: Viktualienmarkt
Phone: +49 89 233 234 73
More Info: www.viktualienmarkt.de
Opening House: Market stalls: Mon-Sat until 8pm at the latest.
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