Arabellapark
The Arabellapark is considered as a good residential area. Alongside the large hotel complex there is a conference center, as well as several smaller residential buildings with planted courtyards. Additionally, some high-rise apartment buildings and several office complexes, such as the Hypohaus, characerize the outskirts of this neighborhood. This is why there are many beautiful options for apartment rental here.
Quiet living in Arabellapark
Development
Arabellapark is considered a very good residential area. In addition to the large hotel complex, there is a conference center and several smaller residential complexes with green courtyards. The Arabellapark district offers a wide range of apartments, some with wonderful views over Munich. At the edge of the residential area are tall apartment buildings and some large office buildings such as the Hypo Vereinsbank high-rise.
Leisure and lifestyle
The leisure and sports facilities at Arabellapark are extremely varied: just a few hundred meters from the central Rosenkavalierplatz are the Cosimabad and the Denninger Anger, which is home to a large park and an allotment site. Directly opposite Rosenkavalierplatz is the Bogenhausen Clinic and numerous smaller private clinics. Both the Munich Adult Education Center and the city library have branches in Arabellapark, enriching the cultural offerings of the district.
Transport connections
The district is well connected to the public transport network thanks to its links to numerous bus lines and the Arabellapark terminus of the U4 underground line. The city center can be reached quickly and easily.
If you have not found the right property here, it is worth taking a look at the neighboring districts of Bogenhausen, Denning and Oberföhring.
| To the center (Marienplatz) | To the central station | To the airport |
|---|---|---|
| 5,0 km | 6,4 km | 32,4 km |
Pedestrian zone with a shopping center, supermarkets, drugstores, pharmacies
Some cozy cafés and restaurants
Cinema, fitness center, tennis center, Cosimabad, Denning Anger, city library