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A highlight in many ways - great photo opportunity, even from afar through the open meadow "Am Durchblick" - nice stop in front of the castle by the pond without consumption or inside in the café - is on the Würmradweg-Nord between Pasing and Allach-Untermenzing in a north-south direction - east-west direction the castle is at the western end of the green belt "Durchblick" to Nymphenburg Palace and to the east to Langwieder See Where Munich cyclists like to ride, including insider tips. - link to the map: https://t1p.de/radlvorrangnetz - app "MunichWays":

Beautiful view of the boathouses on Lake Starnberg

A nice stop can be made at the Blutenburg, e.g. B. on a bike tour along the Würm or to Nymphenburg Palace www.munichways.de/Entdeckertour

A nice place to go in the summer when you are in Munich. This vast area is full of greenery and various sports opportunities. You can get there by metro, or from the center on foot, which takes a little over an hour.

The Olympic Park in Munich was the venue for the XX. Olympic Games 1972 and is located in the Munich district 11 Milbertshofen-Am Hart on the Oberwiesenfeld area. To this day it is a venue for sporting events as well as a venue for cultural, social or religious/ideological events or church services. The Olympic Park is managed by Olympiapark München GmbH, a wholly owned investment company of the state capital Munich. By November 2015, over 11,500 events with more than 200 million visitors had taken place in the 85-hectare park. Since the 1972 Summer Games, the Olympic Park buildings have hosted 31 World Championships, 12 European Championships and almost 100 German Championships. There are also numerous other events such as concerts, trade fairs, exhibitions, etc. In short, it is simply a beautiful park with a lot to discover and admire. 🤩👍🤩👍

Oh what a nice place where the sporty thought still hangs in the air when you visit the individual sports facilities

Great bike path goes around the lake, take your time to enjoy this lake!

Nymphenburg Palace was the summer residence of the Wittelsbach family for centuries. To this day, their leader has the right to live in part of the building.