Schwabinger Bach Waterfall in the English Garden

with a view of the small waterfall on one side and across the large meadow to the Monopteros on the other side

The lying waterfall with its stone setting was created by the well-known Munich designers, the landscape architects Friedrich Ludwig von Sckell (one of the fathers of the English Garden) and Andreas von Gärtner in the years 1813-15. A few meters away, the visitor will find a display board with a postcard of this location from around 1900.

The English Garden is pure Munich way of life - and has been for over 225 years. The Chinese Tower with its beer garden, the beautiful Monopteros Temple, the waterfalls near the Eisbach surfer wave - the English Garden is a huge relaxation area in the middle of the city. Pure Munich lifestyle!