Whether it's a beer walk, a picnic session or just a long walk, at some point we all just think about one thing: the nearest toilet. So where to go?

We all walk around the city diligently and spend several hours outside when the weather is good. A small piece of normality. But what do you do when you need a toilet? Despite to-go sales, restaurants often won't let you use the sanitary facilities (although this is not forbidden) and Munich is only partially blessed with public toilets.

And it's not necessarily just about alcohol that puts pressure on the bladder. It's also about menstruating people and pregnant women, for whom an easily accessible toilet simply provides security when they are out and about. Just as important, but even more difficult to find: accessible toilets.

An important topic that you have helped us with. On Insta, we wanted to know what your toilet tips are. You can find the answers here. Important: We have not personally visited and tested every toilet. So if the information is not correct or you think something is missing, just write to us at servus@munichmag.de. The list here is expandable.

Basically, you can find toilets in most subway stations(just look for them), which is why we haven't listed them all here. Apps such as Toilet Finder can also be helpful in finding the nearest toilet. And you already know about the porta-potties along the Isar, for example, which is why they are not mentioned here.

City center

Hofgarten / Odensplatz: Toilet in the basement, not barrier-free

Vikutalienmarkt: Eataly, in the basement by the wine department

Marienplatz, in the inner courtyard of the town hall

Opera garage: in the parking garage

Five courtyards (if open)

Kustermann (if open)

Maxvorstadt

Museum Mineralogia, coming from the Pinakothek side

LMU Munich (if open)

TU Munich (if open)

English Garden: near the Milchhäusl

Maßmannpark: toilet facilities, not barrier-free

Schwabing

Münchner Freiheit: Toilet on the mezzanine floor, barrier-free

Wedekindplatz: Dixies, also one barrier-free

Kurfürstenplatz: toilet facilities, barrier-free

Olympic Park

Coubertinplatz, barrier-free

Olympia Alm (when open)

Pouring

Silberhornstraße: subway, barrier-free

Weißenseepark: toilet facilities, not barrier-free

Kolumbusplatz: subway, barrier-free

Theresienwiese

At the Schwanthaler Forum

Dixies on the Theresienwiese are still missing

Sendling

Beer crate (drinks market): buy something and ask nicely

Harras: subway , barrier-free

Glockenbach

Munich 72: buy something and ask nicely

Good night sausage: buy something and ask nicely

Dixies on the fireworks island

Fraunhoferstraße: subway, barrier-free

Three-mill district

Gasthaus Drei Mühlen: buy something and ask nicely

Isar

Isarauen & Thalkirchen: Restroom at the zoo parking lot, barrier-free

Floßlände: public toilets, not barrier-free

Flaucherstandl kiosk

Rose garden: Dixies in the western half

Westpark

Goose by the water

Slaughterhouse district

Railroad guard Thiel

Nymphenburg

Under the stairs in front of the castle; opening depends on the opening hours of the castle park

Cemeteries

You will find public toilets at most cemeteries, such as the cemeteries in Haidhausen and Sendling, Ost- or Westfriedhof. However, the cemeteries may also be closed in the evening, so check the opening hours.

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