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The lake is absolutely beautiful at night!

A nice, not too long round with a view of the lake in the north of Munich.

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":

The Riemer See (also known as the Buga Lake or bathing lake in Riemer Park) is an artificially created bathing lake in the east of Munich as part of the 2005 Federal Garden Show. In the new Munich district of Messestadt Riem, the landscape park planned by the French landscape architect Gilles Vexlard, the Riemer Park, was created . The Riemer See lies in the eastern part of this landscape park. It covers a pure water area of approx. 7.7 hectares and is on average 14 m deep, in a few places up to 18 m. The landscape park directly surrounding the lake with the north bank, jetty and beach measures another approx. 6.1 hectares. Source and further information https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riemer_See

Here you have to think on two levels. - above, the leisure route runs north-south along the Spiridon-Louis-Ring. Below - below, the bike priority route "Nordradweg (RT7)" along the Willi-Gebhard-Ufer https://www.munichways.de/nordradweg-rt7-radlvorrang-strecke/

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

Great Riemer See, lots of loungers and seating, pure relaxation.

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.