Denninger Anger, Public park in Bogenhausen district, Munich, Germany.

Denninger Anger is a large park stretching between Richard-Strauss-Strasse and the Munich Airport railway line in the Bogenhausen neighborhood. It features open meadows, walking paths, and spaces designed for recreation and outdoor activities.

The western section, the oldest, was laid out in the early 1960s and extended after the Arabellapark was built in the 1980s. The eastern section in Zamdorf was completed in 1993, following construction of the Zamilapark settlement between 1983 and 1991. That settlement gave rise to a political controversy known as the "Baulandgeschenk" and "Zamdorfer Grundstücksaffäre" in 1984.

This green space serves as a neighborhood gathering point where locals come together for recreation and social connection. Children play on the open meadows while adults use the paths for daily walks and relaxation.

The green corridor runs west to east from Richard-Strauss-Strasse to the railway line, so it can be crossed on foot in stages. The western section near Arabellapark has paved, level paths and benches; the middle section between Weltenburger Strasse and Friedrich-Eckart-Strasse is the least developed, with narrow paths through fields and meadows.

A geological garden in the eastern section displays different types of Bavarian rocks arranged alongside a small lake. This area draws less attention than other parts but is recognized among the region's finest green spaces.