Mitter- und Untersendling
Sendling, with its wholesale market halls, is one of the city's traditional working class neighborhoods. With Theresienwiese in the North, Westpark in the West, and the "Flaucher" in the East, Sendling offers short distances to many attractive destinations in Munich.
Sendling - from working-class district to cultural hotspot
Development and infrastructure
Sendling is one of the city's traditional working-class districts due to its wholesale market halls. Apart from a few larger buildings from the Wilhelminian era, between Harras and Schlachthof, the district clearly shows its origins. However, rents in this district are still quite low by Munich standards. For this reason and due to a constantly growing range of small, often alternative bars and cultural institutions as well as its proximity to the city center, Sendling has also become a popular residential area.
Location
Thanks to its proximity to Theresienwiese in the north, Westpark in the west and Flaucherinsel in the east, many attractive destinations in Munich can be reached quickly from Sendling. Sendling East in particular is a small local recreation area: the so-called Flaucher impresses with a beer garden and many small islands in the Isar that invite you to sunbathe. The famous Hellabrunn Zoo is also not far away. The subway lines U3 and U6 connect the district at three stations.
Similar apartments are also available in the districts of Thalkirchen, Obersendling and Westpark.
| To the center (Marienplatz) | To the central station | To the airport |
|---|---|---|
| 4,7 km | 3,8 km | 45,7 km |
Many small stores
Many restaurants, cafés and beer gardens
Südbad, Isar meadows with Flaucher, sports facilities