In one of the oldest buildings in Munich, dating to 1327, the museum takes an imaginative look at the history of this popular elixir, the monasteries that produced it, the Purity Laws that govern it, and Munich's own long tradition with it. A restaurant consisting of a few heavy wooden tables opens along with the museum at 1 PM and serves hot meals from 6 PM. You can visit the restaurant without paying the museum's admission fee and try beer from one of Munich's oldest breweries, the Augustiner Bräu.
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