• Deer feeding at the fence, with signs on the enclosure saying what the fallow deer and mouflon may and may not eat
• Playgrounds spread across the park: the elephant slide and water playground in the south, a climbing tower on Seidlhofstraße in the east, a climbing net in the north
• S-Bahn to the edge of the park, since every S-Bahn line from Hauptbahnhof or Marienplatz stops at Hirschgarten station, then you walk straight in

Königlicher Hirschgarten has been a deer park since 1780, and its two-hectare enclosure of fallow deer and mouflon is still the main draw: kids can feed them, following the signs on the fence.

The south end has the elephant playground, with a huge sandbox and elephant slide, plus a water playground with a water slide. There's also a climbing tower, a small skate park, sledding hills and Munich's largest beer garden.