Platzlgassen Courtyards

Platzlgassen, access through Platzl 2 and Platzl 3 ...
Wikipedia (List of architectural monuments in Munich's old town, 2024-12-14):
de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Baudenkmäler_in_der_Münchner_Altstadt#D-1-62-000-5394
“Platzl 2, Altmünchner Bürgerhaus ... former Platzl bakery, four-storey plastered building with a spire and steep gable roof, 16th century over a core of the 13th/14th century, conversion by Leonhard Matthäus Gießl and Philipp Jakob Köglsberger, 1732, conversion 1904; middle building, four-storey connected to the front building by a wooden arcade, 17th century; rear building, four-storey, 1st half of the 18th century; completely renovated together with No. 3, 1987/88 … D-1-62-000-5394”

The Platzl in Munich, now a charming tourist destination with traditional pubs, was a thriving red-light district until the 1970s. With the 1972 Olympic Games, sex work and red-light bars were banned from the old town. The gay community also experienced repression as a result.
Although they are hidden in the middle of the city center, they are a real gem that even many Munich residents don't know about.
There are many beautiful and quiet places opposite the Hofbräuhaus.

Identical place in the middle of the city