Praterinsel

Nice jetty over the Isar. This makes it easy to get to the Praterinsel and the quiet walking paths on the right bank of the river.

The Praterinsel is a built-up island in the Isar in the Lehel district. The restaurateur Michael Käfer runs an event location in former factory halls.Location: On the 524-meter-long Praterinsel in the Isar
Operator: Michael Käfer
Locations: Inner courtyard, filling hall, orangery, customs vault, root cellar, house 3, Praterstrand
History: From 1867 to 1984, a factory belonging to the Riemerschmid company, event location since 1992, taken over by Michael Käfer in 2016
Special features: The Alpine Museum is another event location on the Praterinsel. The Maximilian Bridge leads over the Praterinsel to the Maximilianeum.Address:
Praterinsel 3-4 , 80538 Munich
Source: muenchen.de/veranstaltungen/praterinsel

The development of the Praterinsel began after 1800, when an inn was built there, which was named "Praterwirtschaft" after the Viennese amusement park. Over time, a small park, a carousel and a dance hall were added. The island was soon only called Praterinsel. In 1870 the "Royal Bavarian privileged wine spirit, spirit, liqueur and vinegar factory" was established, which was in operation until 1984. In 1988 the factory halls were converted into studios, gallery and event rooms and today form a beautiful ensemble of buildings with the adjoining Alpine Museum of the Alpine Club.
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