Munich is a major performing arts center and has a lively nightlife as well. Munich is home to no less than four major orchestras plus a world-class opera company and a ballet company. Many theaters are scattered throughout the city, offering everything from classic to modern German drama. Munich's nightlife varies with the weather. When the weather is fair, and the night air balmy, the Biergartens and Biersteins are brimming with cheer. During the winter months, patrons of the beer gardens turn to Munich's beer halls, such as the illustrious Hofbrduhaus, to quaff beer and share in the typical Bavarian singsong. Beer gardens and beer halls usually empty around midnight; then the club scene cranks up. Munich's club scene is quite eclectic. It is possible to find almost any type of club, from country-western bars to ultratechno dance halls. Many clubs rave until the wee hours of the morning. The district of Schwabing, home to the numerous cabarets and funky dance clubs, is the place to go. To find out what's happening in the Bavarian capital, go to the tourist office at platform 12 in the Hauptbahnhof and request a copy of Monatsprogramm, costing 2.50 DM ($1.40). It contains a complete cultural guide, telling you not only what's being presented--from concerts to opera, from special exhibits to museum hours--but how to purchase tickets.

The Munich Service Team recommend the so called :Kunstpark Ost .

One of the biggest party area´s in europe. Near the so called train station : Ostbahnhof. Ask the people on the street, everybody know this place; or simply follow the crowd after getting off at stop Ostbahnhof

More than 30 clubs, discos, restaurants, table dance bar - there is something for everybody