Living in Am Hart

From workers' housing estate to liveable district - life and living in Am Hart

The Am Hart district is located in the north of Munich and is part of the Milbertshofen-Am Hart district. It is characterized by a mixture of mature housing estates, newer quarters and spacious green areas. The combination of good transport connections, recreational areas close to nature and a constantly growing social infrastructure makes Am Hart an attractive residential location for families, professionals and senior citizens.

Table of contents

1. Infrastructure in and around Am Hart
2. Shopping, leisure and local recreation
3. Care for young and old - daycare centers, schools and housing for senior citizens
4. Important offices and authorities for buying and selling real estate

1. infrastructure in and around Am Hart

Am Hart has very good public transport connections. The Am Hart subway station (U2) forms the transport hub of the district and provides a direct connection to Munich city center as well as to Feldmoching, where there is a connection to the S-Bahn towards the airport. The service is supplemented by several bus lines that connect the district with Milbertshofen, Schwabing, Feldmoching and the surrounding residential areas.
Am Hart is well connected for private transport via Schleißheimer Straße, Ingolstädter Straße and Frankfurter Ring . The Mittlerer Ring can be reached in just a few minutes, as can the A9 highway towards Nuremberg and Munich Airport. Despite the convenient location, many residential areas remain quiet, as through traffic is mainly routed via the main axes.

2. shopping, leisure and local recreation

Local amenities in Am Hart are well developed. A central point of contact is the Mira shopping center in the Nordhaide area with numerous retail stores, supermarkets, restaurants and service providers. There is also a regular weekly market at Curt-Mezger-Platz, which offers fresh food and regional products. Further shopping facilities are located along Ingolstädter Strasse and Schleißheimer Strasse.

The district is characterized by a particularly high leisure and recreational value:

• Panzerwiese and Hartelholz as a large contiguous nature reserve with walking and cycling paths
• Numerous green spaces, playgrounds and sports fields within the residential areas
• Proximity to Nordhaide with cultural and social activities

For cultural activities, there are facilities such as the Kulturhaus Milbertshofen and the Milbertshofen municipal library just a short distance away. Sports clubs, fitness facilities and local initiatives complement the leisure activities on offer and promote an active neighborhood life.

3. care for young and old - daycare centers, schools and housing for senior citizens

Am Hart has a diverse and growing care and education landscape that is aimed specifically at families and older people.

Childcare

• Municipal houses for children with crèche, kindergarten and after-school care groups
• Private and independent providers with extended childcare hours
• Work-related childcare in the vicinity of large employers
• Church daycare facilities in neighboring districts

Schools

• Primary and secondary schools in the district and immediate vicinity
• Munich North grammar school in the neighboring area
• Vocational school center Munich North with several specializations
• Very good accessibility to other types of schools by subway and bus

Offers for senior citizens

• Milbertshofen retirement and service center as a central point of contact for advice, leisure and encounters
• Senior living and care facilities in the northern part of the city
• Outpatient care services for care in your own home
• Good medical care through GP and specialist practices in the district

4. important offices and authorities for buying and selling real estate

• Land registry office at Munich district court
• Department for urban planning and building regulations / local building commission
• Bavarian Land Registry and Surveying Administration (Munich office)
• Munich tax office
• Expert committee of the City of Munich