Luitpoldpark, Park and architectural heritage monument in Schwabing-West, Munich, Germany.
Luitpoldpark is a 33-hectare green space with old trees including ginkgos and pyramidal oaks, winding pathways, and open areas. The terrain features varied levels and planted spaces that invite walking and lingering throughout the grounds.
This space was laid out in 1911 to mark Prince Regent Luitpold's 90th birthday. A 37-meter hill on the grounds was constructed after World War II from building debris.
The Bamberger Haus in the western section operates as a cafe designed after Bamberg's architectural style. It creates a meeting point where visitors can rest while surrounded by historic design elements and natural surroundings.
The park is accessible via the Scheidplatz underground station and welcomes visitors throughout all seasons. Comfortable pathways and open areas make it easy to explore, whether you are taking a quick walk or spending more time in specific zones.
A 17-meter limestone obelisk stands within the park surrounded by lindens and oaks planted to honor Prince Luitpold. This particular arrangement creates a quiet spot that visitors often miss while exploring the wider grounds.
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