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Germany’s culinary landscape has reached unprecedented heights, boasting an impressive 340 Michelin-starred restaurants and solidifying Germany’s position as a gastronomic haven, offering a diverse and authentic culinary experience for travelers.
Germany’s culinary landscape has reached new heights, now featuring an impressive 340 Michelin-starred restaurants. This achievement cements Germany’s reputation as a gastronomic paradise, offering Indian travelers a rich and varied culinary experience. ES:SENZ restaurant in the upper Bavarian town of Grassau, previously honored with Two MICHELIN Stars, has now ascended to the pinnacle of international gastronomy by earning Three MICHELIN Stars in 2024. The Two MICHELIN Star list, with a total of 50 restaurants, has maintained its impressive status compared to the previous year. The 2024 selection includes three new additions: KOMU in Munich, PUR in Berchtesgaden, and SEO Küchenhandwerk in Langenargen. Among the 280 One Star restaurants in the 2024 MICHELIN Guide, there are 32 new additions. Notable examples include Restaurant Residenz Heinz Winkler in Aschau im Chiemgau, Le Moissonnier Bistro in Cologne, and Tipken’s by Nils Henkel at the Severin’s Resort & Spa Hotel in Keitum on the island of Sylt.
For Indian travelers, food is a major draw, and alongside their native cuisine, there is a strong appreciation for authentic German and international flavors. Germany’s diverse culinary offerings meet this demand, highlighting traditional dishes, contemporary interpretations, and creative fusion.
Additionally, 199 restaurants in Germany have earned a Bib Gourmand, an accolade given for exceptional dishes that offer great value for money. Furthermore, 77 establishments have been awarded a Green Star for their dedication to sustainability. Introduced in 2020, the MICHELIN Green Star recognizes restaurants that prioritize resource conservation, use seasonal and local ingredients, and source meat from animals raised in natural environments.
The 2024 MICHELIN Guide for Germany at a glance
- · 10 restaurants with Three MICHELIN Stars (including 1 new)
- · 50 restaurants with Two MICHELIN Stars (including 3 new)
- · 280 restaurants with One MICHELIN Star (including 32 new)
- · 77 restaurants with a MICHELIN Green Star (including 10 new)
- · 199 Bib Gourmand restaurants (including 15 new)
” Germany’s culinary scene is a reflection of our rich cultural heritage and traditions. From the hearty meat dishes of Bavaria to the fresh seafood of the North, every region offers a unique gastronomic experience. We invite Indian travellers to come and savour the flavours of Germany, including our exciting vegan and vegetarian options” said Romit Theophilus, Director of Marketing & Sales Office of GNTO India.
With this impressive achievement, Germany boasts the fourth highest number of Michelin stars, following France, Japan and Italy. Notably, vegan and vegetarian options are increasingly popular in Germany, with many restaurants now offering plant-based versions of classic dishes.
Discover traditional regional dishes from all over Germany or explore a wide variety of exciting wine regions here.
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