The 5 best bars for a chic evening in Munich

Studio Bianco is not only our trusted mozzarella dealer - in addition to first-class mozzarella di bufala & burrata di bufala, you can also find 1-A aperitifs here. As you can see, Studio Bianco is always worth a visit. But we especially recommend a visit on Sundays, because that's Campari Night.

In the tradition of its namesake Karl Valentin, everything at Bar Valentin - from the cutlery to the menu and the opening hours - has a certain something extra. We are sure that the original Munich resident would have loved the Bar am Platzl with its mix of down-to-earth Munich hospitality and extravagant indulgence. You can sit here long into the night and enjoy a Campari Spritz, an Americano or a Negroni Sbagliato (with Prosecco in it). We can say from experience: you usually stay here longer than you intended anyway.

What's the shortest way from Munich to Italy? Simply pay a visit to the Bravo Bar in Frauenhoferstraße. Here you'll find just the right balance between chic and cozy, with a good pinch of "La Dolce Vita". You can also watch the hustle and bustle on the street from the window. Shall we meet there for a Campari Spritz?

Another reason why Munich is also known as the northernmost city in Italy is The Village Café. The café is easy to miss, but it's worth going in! The atmosphere is informal and friendly. If you ever stop by here in the afternoon, you should definitely order the espresso in intense Italian style and sfogliatelle to go with it. Delicious! In the evening, toast with a glass of Campari Spritz or Negroni.

Small but mighty! The corner café L'Americano serves superlative Italian aperitifs. If you're hungry, you should definitely try the pinsa. Italian music in the background rounds off the dignified atmosphere.