High-end stores and elegant cafés line the aisles, while the courtyards are decorated with intriguing designs and art installations in this central mall.
Shoppers and architecture enthusiasts will enjoy a visit to Fünf Höfe, a center made up of modern and innovative design features. The stylish mall contains upscale bars and cafés to complement the high-end stores. Marvel at the impressive façade, consisting of black frames, large windows and wide shutters.
Arrive at the glamorous shopping arcade via one of the many entrances in Munich’s Old Town quarter. Note that the mall’s name is German for Five Courtyards. As you browse the many stores, admire the art installations that decorate some of the courtyards and passageways. These include a set of hanging gardens and lights in the Salvator Passage.
Make your way through the Pranner Passage to see the glass mosaics filled with little round windows. This courtyard has an elaborate vaulted ceiling that shimmers with sequins. Spot the hanging steel ball known as the Sphere in the Viscardihof area of the shopping center.
Visit the many exclusive fashion, art and lifestyle boutiques in this artistic hub. Get a sense of what’s inside from the stylish glass display windows. You’ll find all types of cosmetics, accessories and interior design products alongside books, crafts and groceries.
Enjoy an ice cream or sip a hot beverage at a café after shopping hours to appreciate the creative setting of the mall. Dine at one of the acclaimed international restaurants.
Among the highlights of the shopping center is the Kunsthalle of the Hypo-Kulturstiftung art gallery. Check for fascinating exhibitions on painting, sculpture and photography in this contemporary art haven.
Find Fünf Höfe in the heart of Munich’s historic center. Travel here by U-Bahn to the Odeonsplatz station or take the tram to the Marienplatz stop. The main shops tend to open Monday through Saturday from morning until evening.
See some of the surrounding attractions, including the Cuvilliés Theatre, the Marienhof park and St. Michael’s Church.
