Asamhofpassage is a pleasant location that connects Kreuzstrasse, Brunnstrasse and Sendlingerstrasse. There are several cafes, restaurants, shops and buildings arranged around a central courtyard. In addition to sculptures, fountains and even a floor sundial, you will find a lot of peace and quiet.

A commercial area with many shops and cafes worth stopping by. The atmosphere looks comfortable. People are not crowded.

You can tell from the Asamhof Passage that the ravages of time have affected the passage. It wouldn't hurt if the passage and the shops were renovated, because the passage is really centrally located in the city center and more people would come through the passage again go.

Sind nur durch gelaufen, scheint aber sehr Schön zu sein

A really nice place to shop. Not as densely packed as in Neuhauserstr. But beautiful, really classy shops for well-heeled customers with exquisite taste

HAVE A BEAUTIFUL, warm PASSAGE with guests and total privacy for both lovers and friends

Munich’s hidden gem. Love to walk here with my little daughter. So calm and peaceful

Great

Kelly

Nice little oasis in the city center with pretty shops and good restaurants.

Sehr schöne Passage mitten in München

Abwechslung ist dort gegeben. Super schöne Passage.

Ein Besuch lohnt sich auf jeden Fall.

Eine Oase der Ruhe im hecktischen München

My hidden paradise in Munich. In previous years it was much more enjoyable and there were many more flowers all around you. You don't want to sit there while sipping your coffee and eating your cake or eating your meal. Especially the colorful hydrangeas tell you to sit down and don't get up, you won't even notice how the hours pass..

Netter Ort zum verweilen, abseits jeglicher Hektik. Gemütliche Gastronomie

Normale Einkaufspassage nichts besonderes.

Das Ziel für unseren nächsten Sommerausflug nach München

Ist im Sommer sehr nett

Gemütlich und exklusiv eine sehr nette Location zum entspannen und schlemmen 👍♥️

Seitdem die Sendlinger Straße vom Autoverkehr befreit ist, gewinnt die ganze Straße zwischen Sendlinger Tor und Marienplatz mehr und mehr an Charme. Gut Ding braucht jedoch Weil.