Hartmannshofer Park, Natural park in Moosach district, Munich, Germany.

Hartmannshofer Park is a park in the Moosach district of Munich, in the Hartmannshofen area that gives it its name. It lies north of Schloss Nymphenburg, the Botanical Garden and the Kapuzinerhölzl. The Hartmannshofer Bach flows through it, and the grounds of TSV Moosach-Hartmannshofen border it on the north.

Kurfürst Max Emanuel had a pheasantry, the Oberer Fasangarten, laid out here in 1717; the Bavarian kings kept it going until the First World War. The former forestry house now serves as the Fasanerie beer garden, keeping the old name alive. Only in the 1960s did the Free State of Bavaria turn the grounds into a public park.

The name Fasanerie and the former forest house beside the beer garden recall the Oberer Fasangarten, a pheasant-breeding ground that Elector Max Emanuel had established there in 1717. Bavarian kings kept it going until the First World War. The beer garden still carries the name today.

The park lies north of Schloss Nymphenburg, the Botanical Garden and the Kapuzinerhölzl; the Hartmannshofer Bach flows through it and the TSV Moosach-Hartmannshofen sports ground borders it to the north. Paths are largely unbuilt woodland tracks, so sturdy shoes help after rain.

The Fasanerie beer garden occupies a former forestry house; its name recalls the Upper Pheasant Garden that Elector Max Emanuel had established here in 1717. Bavarian kings kept the pheasant breeding going until the First World War, and the Free State of Bavaria only turned the grounds into a park in the 1960s.