Ice-cream addicts have been getting their gelato fix at this Munich institution since 1879. Choose from more than 50 mouth-watering flavours, from not-so-plain vanilla to buttermilk and mango.
Eiscafé Sarcletti
Munich
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1.38 MILES
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7. Deutsches Museum – Verkehrszentrum
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