Munich: You can let yourself be pampered on Valentine’s Day here. – Munich

Hotels

Luxury hotels have a high level of pampering expertise. They offer all sorts of specials around Valentine’s Day. The The Charles This year not only has a four-course menu for lovers “with a decadent mousse au chocolat” at the end of the program in his restaurant Sophia’s (price: 119 euros). The house is specifically expanding its offerings to include people who don’t have a partner and invites singles to take a seat at the “Love Table” and enjoy the lovely meal together with other singles. The Charles Hotel Spa is giving away “Self Love”, a so-called mood spray that the company Beautifulscents came up with. here

This is going for Valentine’s Day this year Adina Hotel and that Bar restaurant Fitzroy a liaison for the first time in the Werksviertel. In the glass-enclosed hotel restaurant on the 14th floor, a dinner consisting of three or, if desired, four courses is served, including sparkling wine with the aperitif. Afterwards you only have to move down a few floors to a double room to spend the night. The next morning you can help yourself to the breakfast buffet and can also use the sauna, pool and fitness area. This short vacation for two is available “all-inclusive” for a heartwarming 299 euros. smad

Restaurants

Kindly she has Avin wine bar at Glockenbach, their five-course menu for Valentine’s Day has been designed in such a way that you don’t even have to put on your rose-colored glasses. The aperitif, a glass of Cava Rosé, includes two marinated oysters, followed by beef tartare with red root vegetables, cod with raspberries and cauliflower, short rib and eggplant, red sorbet and chocolate mousse with berries. The menu price is 69 euros per person and is served in two batches, from 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Avin, Am Glockenbach 8, 80469 Munich, telephone: 089/28940791

A more romantic place for Valentine’s Day than that Restaurant 181 You won’t find it in the Olympic Tower in Munich. At a height of 181 meters – hence the name – you can enjoy the 360 ​​degree panoramic view of Munich with your loved ones before the Olympic Tower closes for two years from June for renovation work. The three-course menu consisting of Thai papaya salad with shrimp, rump steak with sweet potato and vegetables and meringue cake with exotic fruits and vanilla ice cream is served either at lunchtime (85 euros per person) or at sunset from 5:30 p.m. (95 euros) with optional wine accompaniment (33 euros). . Late in the evening from 8.30 p.m. the menu is expanded to include two courses, ricotta ravioli in morel foam and confit eagle fish with mashed potatoes (145 euros, wine accompaniment 55 euros). Lavender spritz as an aperitif and the tower ascent are included with every menu. Revolving restaurant 181 in the Olympic Tower, Spiridon-Louis-Ring 7, 80809 Munich, telephone: 089/350948181

Also the cuisine of the noble Italian restaurant, which was awarded a Michelin star Watercolor in Bogenhausen we have come up with a five-course Valentine’s menu. For 165 euros per person there is scallop carpaccio, baked zucchini blossom, fagottini with chickpea filling, chicken breast with artichoke or salmon with cauliflower as the main course and, for dessert, chocolate ravioli with mint ice cream and orange sauce. Acquarello, Mühlbaurstraße 36, 81677 Munich, telephone: 089/4704848

The six-course menu Mural in the city center is fish-heavy: the menu includes lake trout in buttermilk, pike dumplings with beurre blanc, celery with truffle, zander with cauliflower and spinach and chocolate with quince and champagne vinegar for an impressive 215 euros per person. But here, too, we cook with one star. If you don’t want to dig deep into your pockets and still want to stay in the Mural family, you can get it in the sister restaurant Mural Farmhouse in Sendling six courses for 149 euros. smad

Mural Restaurant, Hotterstraße 12, 80331 Munich, telephone: 089/23023186; Mural Farmhouse, Gmunder Straße 27, 81379 Munich, telephone: 089/262089079

movie theater

If you want to keep to yourself in public on Valentine’s Day, you should go to the cinema. When the lights go out, it’s a good place to cuddle up; some cinemas have even installed loveseats – love chairs for couples without an armrest in the middle. Of course, the program should also be right: although there should be lovers who hope for moments of shock or tension just to be able to move closer together. Otherwise, love stories in all possible forms dominate this day. In the current number one movie, for example, an attractive man and an even more attractive woman are playing tricks on each other (“Where lies fall”), in French film “Beloved cook” British drama is about love at work “All Of Us Strangers” two men experience great love. The Bob Marley biopic tells a more general story about love “One Love”which many Munich cinemas are showing as a preview on Valentine’s Day. gr

Music?

PhilExtra: Beethoven That’s what the Munich Symphony Orchestra calls the program they are playing on Valentine’s Day, February 14th, 8 p.m. in the Isarphilharmonie. And that’s how you can spend the day of love: holding hands at the “Triple Concerto” in C major op. 56. That’s what it says Sitkovetsky Trio on the podium – and the symphony “Erotica” by the great Ludwig van sounds, well, not quite, the wonderful work is based on heroism, not on Eros and is correctly called “Eroica”. here

theatre

What it’s all about can’t be overlooked: the word “Love” can be read in child-sized, bright pink letters throughout the evening. Nicely protected under the roof of the bamboo hut, which is the central stage element here (stage design: Stefan Hageneier). Christian Stückl has on Munich Volkstheater Shakespeare’s Comedy “What you want” staged. Here everyone is actually lovelorn or perhaps lovesick, in any case confused about love. Fittingly, this fun, light production will also be shown on February 14th, and tickets are currently still available. To the Munich Kammerspiele On the same evening, the topic is not so obviously tailored to love, but rather to the connection with one another. The guest performance “C la vie” focuses on the encounter “with music, with the other, with reality, with time, with the planet, with the loved one”. Serge Aimé Coulibaly developed the dance piece with live percussion and singing. pop