Here are the best lanes for curling in Munich. Eisstock schießen

Curling is one of the most beloved winter traditions in Munich and the surrounding area. Whether with friends, family, or colleagues, this mix of skill, fun, and camaraderie delights both young and old. We've put together a list of some of the best curling lanes for you:

In Luitpoldpark, a charming winter wonderland comes to life during the colder months, complete with atmospheric lighting. Five artificial ice curling lanes invite visitors to enjoy friendly games—perfect for groups and winter enthusiasts.

Equipment such as curling stones and targets is included in the price, and for an elevated experience, there’s a premium package: three hours of curling with unlimited drinks, small warm dishes, and all necessary equipment.

To refuel, the cozy winter beer garden offers hearty snacks, soups, tarte flambée, as well as mulled wine and punch. For those with a sweet tooth, the nearby café serves coffee and cake, while the main kitchen provides hot meals.

Winter fun at Luitpoldpark runs until the end of February. Reservations and more information are available online.

On ten artificial curling lanes next to the popular Nockherberg grounds, you can test your aim with friends, family, or colleagues. The lane price includes rental curling stones and targets. For a more exclusive experience, you can book extras like Feuerzangenbowle, a three-course “Flying Buffet,” or even a tournament complete with a referee, trophies, and certificates.

Heated seating and standing tables ensure comfort at the lanes, while the “Dahoam in Minga” kiosk offers mulled wine, cocktails, and snacks to keep you energized. After the game, hungry players can head to the cozy tavern next door, serving hearty Bavarian specialties.

The winter fun at Nockherberg runs until February 23. Reservations and further information are available online.

The Royal Hirschgarten in the western part of Munich is also a worthwhile destination in winter. In addition to the restaurant, which is directly adjacent to the beer garden, nine natural ice rinks await to be played on by up to ten people per rink, available for hourly bookings. Cozy seating areas and warming wood stoves outdoors create a charming atmosphere, perfect for chilly days.

If hunger strikes, you can take advantage of the convenient "Ice Rink Menu" service: simple dishes and a selection of hot and cold drinks are served directly to the rink.

The winter highlight at Hirschgarten runs until March 2. Reservations and further information can be found online.