Untergiesing-Harlaching

The borough stretches along the Isar River with a high terrace formation, encompassing the districts of Untergiesing, Harlaching, and Siebenbrunn.

The integration of this area into Munich occurred in 1854 when the farming village of Giesing became part of the expanding city boundaries.

The St.-Anna-Kicherl church stands as a central religious structure in Harlaching, representing centuries of local spiritual practices and community gatherings.

The district connects to Munich's transportation network through multiple bus lines and train stations, facilitating movement across the metropolitan area.

Archaeological discoveries from the Iron Age period reveal evidence of early human settlements in the Harlaching section of the borough.

Location: Munich

GPS coordinates: 48.09220,11.56060

Latest update: March 6, 2025 22:28