# Gasthof Sollner Hof

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Gasthof Sollner Hof stands at the corner of Herterichstraße in Solln, opposite the old Solln church. Its two-storey form carries a characteristic saddle roof. The building anchors Munich’s historic village centre and reflects the rural architectural style of the surrounding region. The spot combines architecture with restaurant use.

Records first identify the site in 1571 as a farm belonging to Andechs Monastery. The farm was destroyed during the Thirty Years’ War. Afterward, the rebuilt site became the Sämerhof and later developed into a tavern in the late nineteenth century. A major fire struck Solln in 1892. The present building rose soon after that fire, then received several renovations and guest rooms on its upper floor. A modern hotel joined the complex in 1971.

The restaurant offers traditional Bavarian dishes and beers from Hofbräuhaus Traunstein. The place belongs to both architecture and restaurant categories. The spot is recorded as being wheelchair accessible.

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