Au
This former working-class district of Au an der Isar gains its charm from the many interlocking old buildings and is particularly popular with young people. Some of the most picturesque residential areas and most beautiful properties for temporary living can be found here.
The district center is located on Mariahilfplatz, where you will also find the eponymous church, a beautiful neo-Gothic church building from the 19th century. The Auer Dult, one of Munich's largest folk festivals, is also held here every year. On the Nockherberg near Mariahilfplatz, the Paulaner strong beer tapping takes place every year, which attracts many visitors from the Munich area and is also a political spectacle. Apart from this, however, the architecture of the post-war period predominates here, as much of the original building fabric was destroyed in the Second World War. The Au is characterized like no other district by the Isar, along which it stretches from the Ludwigsbrücke bridge in the south to the Wittelsbacherbrücke bridge in the north. The proximity to the river also means that the Au is never far from the nearest city beach and local recreation area. Despite its very central location, it is therefore a green district with plenty of access to nature. Thanks to the Kolumbusplatz subway station in the south of the Au (U1 and U2) and the Rosenheim Platz S-Bahn station (S8), the district is very well connected to public transport and Munich's outer districts.
Haven't found what you're looking for? You can find similarly beautiful properties near the Isar in the Lehel, Glockenbachviertel and Giesing districts.
| To the center (Marienplatz) | To the central station | To the airport |
|---|---|---|
| 1,8 km | 3,8 km | 38,6 km |
Many small stores
Many small cozy cafés, bars and restaurants
German Museum, theater, cinemas, outdoor pool, funfair on the square of the Mariahilfkirche, strong beer tapping at the Nockherberg