Get Tipsy in a Beer Hot Spring at an Ancient Castle in Munich, Germany!
Last updated 2026-10-05 — You might not know this, but as early as thousands of years ago, the ancient Egyptians had already begun using barley bread to brew beer. Aside from being a daily drink and culinary ingredient, beer also served as a sacred offering to help the deceased rest in peace,...
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You might not know this, but as early as thousands of years ago, the ancient Egyptians had already begun using barley bread to brew beer. Aside from being a daily drink and culinary ingredient, beer also served as a sacred offering to help the deceased rest in peace, while also being considered a highly precious panacea.
You might not know this, but as early as thousands of years ago, the ancient Egyptians had already begun using barley bread to brew beer. Aside from being a daily drink and culinary ingredient, beer also served as a sacred offering to help the deceased rest in peace, while also being considered a highly precious panacea.
Soaking in a warm beer bath, the intoxicating aroma is truly captivating. (Image source / lifestyle)
The gimmicky yet highly appealing beer bath is very popular among tourists. (Image source / homecrux)
The gimmicky yet highly appealing beer bath is very popular among tourists. (Image source / grupocomunicasc)
Located in the suburbs of Munich, Germany, the historic Austrian brewing castle Starkenberger Brewery drew inspiration from this and came up with the concept of a beer hot spring. For beer enthusiasts who love indulgence, this is nothing short of a dream pool. The beer hot spring soon attracted a large number of beer lovers who flocked here to experience it. Starkenberger Brewery’s beer bath area features a total of seven hot spring pools, each filled with 12,000 liters of water and 300 liters of beer. The concentration is not high, but the beer aroma in the pools is relaxing and intoxicating, and the beer components also have skin-smoothing benefits!
Starkenberger Brewery is located in the suburbs of Munich, surrounded by lush greenery in a beautiful setting. (Image source / acidcow)
Starkenberger Brewery has a long brewing history and enjoys considerable fame locally. (Image source / homecrux)
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