Living in Ramersdorf
Optimally connected and close to the city
At the beginning of the last century, a non-profit housing estate was built around the old village center. The picturesque pilgrimage church of St. Mary Ramersdorf still points to the old town center of Ramersdorf, which was incorporated into Munich in 1818.
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Versatile Ramersdorf
Infrastructure and development
A public housing estate was built around the old village center at the beginning of the last century. The picturesque Maria Ramersdorf pilgrimage church is a reminder of the old village center of Ramersdorf, which was incorporated into Munich in 1818. In addition to the high proportion of commercially used areas, further construction projects also gave this district a very diverse residential development. The Ostpark, Schwedenstein and Perlachpark are the main local recreation areas. Due to the large size of the district, which is now known as Perlach, the range of differently designed living space and leisure facilities is very large and diverse. This district is therefore becoming increasingly popular.
Transport connections
The subway stations Quiddestraße, Innsbrucker Ring, Michaelibad and Neuperlach Zentrum connect the district with public transport and the center of Munich. In addition, the Giesing and Perlach S-Bahn stations provide quick and easy access to the surrounding areas of Munich. Finally, the Mittlerer Ring, which runs through Ramersdorf, also provides good connections to the city center and long-distance traffic by car.
There are many apartments to rent or buy here and in the neighboring districts of Perlach, Neuperlach and Giesing.
| To the center (Marienplatz) | To the central station | To the airport |
|---|---|---|
| 6,5 km | 9,3 km | 39,1 km |
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Shopping
Some stores and wholesale markets, "PEP" shopping center
Gastronomy
Some restaurants, bars and cafés
Leisure
Michaelibad, Ostpark, Theater
