Your
chance to play bridge in the centre of Munich, on the banks of the
Isar
In
Munich there is a number of bridge clubs, more so than in any other
German city. The München-Lehel club is located in a
small and pleasing part of town, Lehel, which is extremely quiet in
spite of its central location. Particularly for those bridge players
living in or visiting Munich who are not (yet) fluent in German our
club has the following advantages:
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It is the
largest club in Germany and has its own premises, in
which eight tournaments including a team tournament are held each
week (click on "weekly tournament schedule"), with
afternoon sessions but also evening sessions for those – by
choice or by necessity! – (still) work for a living.
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The club
has many members who speak English and/or another European language
(from West, East, and Southeast Europe) so that visitors to the club
from the whole of Europe and also oversees have a very high chance
of finding a bridge partner with whom they can communicate without
any difficulty.
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The club's central location makes
it easily accessible by public transport (click on "the
location").
Other advantages:
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Guests pay only five euros for
an evening or afternoon session – for three and a half hours
of bridge.
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There's no need to book in any
way in advance.
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If you are on your own but turn
up well in time you'll always find a bridge partner.
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Our members certainly take the
game seriously. On the other hand, mistakes are – in most
cases! – accepted with good humour.
In many important areas
of modern life – business, science, art, journalism and
publishing – Munich has a highly international profile. This
is a reason why we at the bridge club in Munich-Lehel see it as one
of our tasks – but also a genuine pleasure – to welcome
visitors to Munich and guests who don't like to miss bridge when on
holiday or away from home on business. If you come along to spend one
or more evenings to play with us we can assure you of a warm welcome!