Location of the Berg am Laim district in Munich
Photos of the surroundings and houses in Berg am Laim

Living in Berg am Laim

The east of Munich

The Berg am Laim district in the east was incorporated into Munich in 1913. Measured by the number of inhabitants, Berg am Laim is one of the smallest districts in Munich. The beautiful St. Michael's Church in rococo style is also the historical center of the district, where some older buildings have been preserved. Berg am Laim is also rich in green spaces: Piusplatz, Behrpark and Michaelianger offer idyllic retreats and invite you to relax.


Offers for sale in Munich-Berg am Laim

Berg am Laim: Furnished 1-room apartment with south-balcony 1-room Apartment Berg am Laim sold View Details
Near Werksviertel: 2.5 room apartment with cozy eat-in kitchen 2.5-room Apartment Berg am Laim sold View Details
Berg am Laim: Compact 1-room apartment with balcony 1-room Apartment Berg am Laim sold View Details
Berg am Laim: Interesting capital investment in central location 1-room Apartment Berg am Laim sold View Details
Berg am Laim: 2-room apartment with ideal floor plan and sunny balcony 2-room Apartment Berg am Laim sold View Details
Exclusive furniture and equipment: 4-room apartment in new building with approx. 130 sqm in Berg am Laim 4-room Apartment Berg am Laim sold View Details
Berg am Laim: 1-room apartment with mountain view 1-room Apartment Berg am Laim sold View Details
Berg am Laim: Compact 4-room apartment with south-balcony 4-room Apartment Berg am Laim sold View Details
Berg am Laim: Compact 1-room apartment with balcony 1-room Apartment Berg am Laim sold View Details

Rental offers in Munich-Berg am Laim

Furnished top floor apartment with single parking space 2-room Apartment Berg am Laim € 1,850.- View Details
Furnished rental near S-Bahn station Leuchtenbergring 1-room Apartment Berg am Laim € 1,090.- View Details
Bright and inviting 2-room apartment 2-room Apartment Berg am Laim € 2,600.- View Details
Apartment in Berg am Laim - optional parking space 2-room Apartment Berg am Laim € 1,800.- View Details
Very nice first floor apartment with south-east patio 2-room Apartment Berg am Laim € 2,080.- View Details
Mostly newly furnished apartment 1-room Apartment Berg am Laim € 1,450.- View Details
For rent: Cozy, modern and inviting apartment 2.5-room Apartment Berg am Laim rented View Details
Bright 2-room apartment in Munich-East 2-room Apartment Berg am Laim rented View Details
Beautiful apartment for rent near Michaelibad 3-room Apartment Berg am Laim rented View Details
Berg am Laim: Bright and friendly 2-room apartment 2-room Apartment Berg am Laim rented View Details

Tradition and modernity combined

Location and development
The district of Berg am Laim in the east was incorporated into Munich in 1913. In terms of population, Berg am Laim is one of the smallest districts in Munich. The beautiful rococo-style St. Michael's Church also forms the historical center of the district, in which some older buildings have been preserved. The newly built Werksviertel enriches the district with a wide range of cultural, gastronomic and sports facilities. There are mainly newer residential buildings, some detached houses and apartment buildings and a few industrial areas.

Green spaces and transport links
The small district is also rich in green spaces: Piusplatz, Behrpark and Michaelianger offer idyllic retreats and invite you to relax.
Berg am Laim has excellent transport links: S-Bahn, U-Bahn, streetcar and several bus lines connect the district with the city center. The airport is also not far away on the S8 S-Bahn line.

Despite its distance from the Zentrum, Berg am Laim has a very good location. If you have not found the right apartment here, it is worth taking a look at the neighboring districts of Denning and Trudering.

You can find unfurnished apartments for rent on Immoscout24.


To the center (Marienplatz) To the central station To the airport
6,3 km 8,3 km 38,0 km

Photo galleries

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Berg am Laim
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Haidhausen
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Bogenhausen

Shopping

Stores for daily needs and some smaller stores

Gastronomy

Various cafés, bars and restaurants

Leisure

Theater, Library, Michaelianger




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