Augustiner Braustuebl

About

Augustiner Braustuebl, situated in Salzburg’s historic Mülln quarter, is Austria’s largest beer tavern and a living testament to over 400 years of brewing tradition. Built in 1621, the bräustüb welcomes guests to more than 5 000 m² of interior space and an additional 1 400 seats in its spacious outdoor beer garden, making it a true landmark for visitors and locals alike. Every evening, the storied tavern pours hand‑crafted Augustiner beer from wooden barrels into stone jugs or steins, offering an authentic taste of the region’s heritage. Inside, the tavern boasts a variety of rooms, from the cozy 1 Stüberl (the abas Nicolaus‑Saal) to the grand Augustinersaal, each designed to accommodate large groups and intimate gatherings. The “Schmankerlgang” — a market‑hall‑styled delicatessen arcade — serves a range of regional specialties, from sausages and cheeses to pastries and spring onion risotto, allowing guests to pair their beer with delicious local fare. The ambience is enriched by live music during the Augustinus Festival and regular events that celebrate the convivial spirit of the Wiener Beer Hall. Reservations are strongly recommended for groups of eight or more, ensuring that even the busiest evenings are organized and comfortable. While entry to the tavern is free, guests pay for their selected drinks and dishes, reinforcing the Bräustüb’s role as a community gathering place rather than a ticketed venue.

At a glance

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• Typical visit: about 1 hour