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Known as the historical center of Munich, City Center encompasses Marienplatz, Odeonsplatz, Karlsplatz, Viktualienmarkt, Kaufingerstrasse, and everything around each of these landmarks. Given the large number of ... more
Still regarded by many as the social hub of the city, Schwabing is probably Munich’s most popular neighborhood, especially in the evenings and on weekends. This posh and trendy district is known for attracting an ... more
Glockenbach is less of a neighborhood than it is a distinctive enclave within Isarvorstadt, and though the area itself may be small, it still enjoys a reputation as one of the hippest and most alternative corners in ... more
Besides its plethora of lively cafés and trendy bars, Isarvorstadt is also home to the Gärtnerplatz (Garden Square), where the famous Staatstheater am Gärtnerplatz (State Theater) is located. By day the area is ... more
Maxvorstadt encompasses the area surrounding Ludwig Maximilians University (LMU) and Technical University (TU). These two massive universities have more than 70,000 students and, combined with a glut of museums, means ... more
Directly across from Altstadt (Old Town) and the City Center, Au-Haidhausen’s high banks along the River Isar made it a popular location for brewers during the 1800s, enabling them easy access to a natural water ... more
Neuhausen-Nymphenburg is a relaxing and rather stunning neighborhood that offers a quiet escape from the urban crunch and transitions to a hopping nighttime scene for those who know where to look. The biggest ... more