Haidhausen

Situated on elevated ground east of the Isar River, Haidhausen features a grid of streets named after French cities and numerous 19th-century buildings.

The district originated in 808 as a settlement for laborers and craftsmen outside Munich's walls, later incorporating into the city in 1854.

The Gasteig cultural center houses the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra and hosts numerous musical performances throughout the year in its concert halls.

The Ostbahnhof station serves as the main transport hub, connecting the district through S-Bahn and U-Bahn lines to other parts of Munich.

The district contains the Maximilianeum palace, constructed in 1857, which now serves as the home of the Bavarian State Parliament.

Location: Au-Haidhausen

Website: http://muenchen.de/stadtteile/haidhausen.html

GPS coordinates: 48.13266,11.60112

Latest update: May 27, 2025 13:31