Germans and their bread: We’re known around the world for our baking craftsmanship, and our wide variety of breads is both famous and notorious. In Munich, bread culture is even celebrated with its own market. For five days in June, the Bread Market takes place on Neuhauser Straße and invites you to discover the diversity of baked goods for yourself.
From whole-grain to white bread
The Bread Market is taking place in Munich for the eighth time this year, with a total of 15 bakeries participating. They’ll be showcasing a total of 120 varieties, so there really is something for everyone. Whether light or dark, with or without grains, a classic variety or an unusual ingredient—you’ll find it all here.
You can even sample and purchase matcha bread this year if you like the taste. As you can see, there are no limits to the bakers’ creativity. Because according to Georg Brücklmaier, the head of the Bakers’ Guild, only one thing matters when it comes to truly good bread: it has to taste good.
All about the Bread Market
This year’s Bread Market runs from June 9 to 13. You can stop by the stands of the 15 artisan bakeries on Neuhauser Straße daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. You’ll find them right behind the Karlstor, where they look forward to welcoming you. Stroll past the stands, let the selection inspire you, and sample your way through the wide variety. Once you’ve found the perfect bread for you, you can of course purchase it right away. That way, you’ll already have the perfect base for dinner or your next breakfast.
The Bakery Bus will also be on site, inviting your children to learn how to bake and discover more about balanced nutrition. From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., the Bakery Bus will be open to up to 22 children and offer one-hour classes. You can find more information here.
📍 Location: Neuhauser Straße, near Karlstor
📅 Dates: June 9–13, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
