"There is no longer much left from the former castle in Dachau, since the beginning of the 19th century. three quarters of the plant were broken down. Only one wing of the castle is still standing. In 1715 to 1717, the festive hall tract, which was set up in a baroque manner, remained at the court garden. The Renaissance garden behind it was also at the beginning of the 19th century. with fruit trees. He looks very beautiful, but quite curious. He reminded me of classic walled gardens (walled surrounded by a wall) in England. Today there is a café and restaurant in the upper class in part of the castle's premises. We looked at the menu; the prices reminded us of Berliner Nobelrestaurants. You can also drink coffee there, which is cheaper in the normal frame. During our visits we used the SB beer garden, which opened in beautiful weather; in the week from 15.30 h and on weekend from 11.00 h. Beer, non-alcoholic beverages and small foods as well as the ubiquitous, tasty pulps were sold at a stand. The pretzels are so huge that you can share them in a rusty manner. According to an old (Bavarian or Munich, as usual) tradition, you can bring your food and buy only the drinks at the stand. We saw some visitors who used this. There was a nice bread time on the table, with all kinds of treats. For this purpose, the men of the group purchased a few measurements of beer. We're not used to it and we'd rather buy a few little things to eat at the stand. We tried the already mentioned pulps. Once there were delicious bullets (here called meat plant), which were apparently fried and then heated in sauce. Excellent! At the stand a friendly gentleman served, who was happy about the guests and was very accommodating. The special is the fantastic view over Dachau to Munich. With a very good view you can see the Alps. We sat under shady trees, let us taste cyclists and porches, and we looked far into the distance. Life can be so beautiful... You can also have a view over the well maintained castle garden. The garden is open to the public; right next to the castle is one of the entrances. Even if we only visited the beer garden, we can recommend a visit."
Dachau
