Auer Dult (Market)
Last updated: 29 September 2025
The Auer Dult is both a market and a traditional fair.
The colourful stalls and lively attractions draw in many visitors. Families stroll past the stalls whilst children take a spin on the traditional fairground rides. Here you can find local crafts and culinary delights. The three Auer Dulten each have their own name: in spring it is called the Maidult, in summer the Jakobidult and in autumn the Kirchweihdult.
Address:
Mariahilfplatz
81541 München
Information on barrier-free access:
Website: All the key information about the Auer Dult- Most stalls are wheelchair accessible
- Bumper cars with a ramp, hand-operated accelerator and steering wheel knob
- Children’s carousel with ramp and accessible toilet (accessible from the front, right and left)
- Quiet spots around Mariahilf Church
- Site map showing the location of disabled parking spaces and accessible toilets
Access:
- Paving: large cobblestones and gravel, uneven in places
- The path from Schweigerstraße (at the corner of Gebsattelstraße) to the church is paved with flat slabs and is easily accessible
- Wide paths; even narrow lanes are accessible by wheelchair
- The gravel mound along Ahornallee is difficult to navigate gravel, which may be uneven in some areas.
Restrooms:
There is one barrier-free WC at each of the two restrooms, both accessible from the front, right, and left. These restrooms are equipped with Euro locks, and staff members have a key for access.
