Seminars and company events
Asam-Schlössl in Munich hosts meetings, company parties, incentives and private celebrations in eight rooms for 12 to 46 guests and a garden for 154 people, and the whole house can be hired exclusively. The Baroque house stands on Maria-Einsiedel-Straße in Thalkirchen, in the south of the city, and runs as a Bavarian restaurant with its own events team.
For a company, the house suits a meeting followed by lunch or dinner in the same place, a team dinner, a summer party in the garden or a Christmas party spread over several rooms. The Barocksaal, decorated with frescoes, takes 46 and is the most formal room. The Kaminzimmer, for 12, fits a board dinner or a small working session. Exclusive hire of the entire Schlössl is offered against a minimum spend that depends on the day of the week, which gives a large group every room and the garden.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are a regular part of the program. The team plans the day with the couple and agrees the concept with them and their witnesses. Christenings, anniversaries, birthdays and other family parties are also hosted, from a small table in the Gartenstüberl to the full house.
Rooms and capacities
Ground floor: Gaststube with bar, 40; Münchner Stube, 30; ASAM-Zimmer, 32; Gartenstüberl, 18; and the Schlösslgarten terrace and beer garden, 154 people. First and second floors: Salon, 36; Kaminzimmer, 12; Barocksaal, 46; Maria-Einsiedel-Zimmer, 22. The venue gives one figure per room and does not split seated and standing numbers. Room details and menus are in the banquet folder, which the house sends on request.
Catering
The kitchen is in-house. It serves seasonal Bavarian cooking with a modern twist, grill dishes including steaks from a Big Green Egg, Augustiner beer on tap, a wine selection, cakes and a bar. Event menus are set out in the banquet folder. Regular opening hours are 11:30 to 23:00 every day, with hot food from 12:00 to 21:30.
History and setting
The Barocksaal was once the studio of Cosmas Damian Asam, the painter and architect of the Bavarian Baroque who gave the house its name, and its frescoes keep that link visible. The building is protected as an architectural monument in Bavaria. The setting pairs this Baroque past with a traditional Bavarian inn and a large beer garden, a combination that works for both a formal dinner upstairs and a relaxed summer evening outside.
Getting there
Take the U3 underground line to Tierpark, then walk about 800 meters along Maria-Einsiedel-Straße, or take bus 135. Munich central station is reached by U-Bahn with one change, and Munich Airport is the nearest airport. Dogs on a leash are welcome in the garden but no longer indoors.
