Living in the Fasanerie
The green north of Munich
The pheasantry after which the district of Fasanerie was named was founded by Duke Wilhelm V in the 16th century and continued to house birds into the 20th century.
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The Fasanerie - surrounded by nature
History and development
The pheasant farm, after which the Fasanerie district is named, was founded by Duke Wilhelm V as early as the 16th century and continued to provide a habitat for the beautiful birds well into the 20th century. The estate on the former site of the electoral pheasant garden was built between the two world wars as a horticultural colony and converted into a residential area with mainly detached and terraced houses in the 1970s.
Location
The Fasaneriesee and Lerchenau Lake are very beautiful local recreation areas that can also be reached on foot in just a few minutes. The Fasanerie borders Feldmoching to the north, Lerchenau to the east and Allach Lohe to the south. Both the city center and the outlying districts can be reached in a short time via the S1 S-Bahn station (Fasanerie).
If you haven't found the right apartments for you here, it's also worth taking a look at the neighboring districts of Feldmoching, Hasenbergl and Moosach.
| To the center (Marienplatz) | To the central station | To the airport |
|---|---|---|
| 11,9 km | 10,0 km | 35,3 km |
Photo galleries
Shopping
Supermarket, stationery store
Gastronomy
Some restaurants, bars, cafés
Leisure
3 bathing lakes: Feldmoching and Lerchenau lakes, Fasaneriesee lake
