Kleinhesseloher Lake – English Garden loop from Theresienstraße

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Kleinhesseloher Lake – English Garden loop from Theresienstraße

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Kleinhesseloher Lake – English Garden loop from Theresienstraße

02:49

27.0km

90m

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Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 26, 2026

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3.53 km

View of the Seehaus at Kleinhesseloher Lake

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Beautiful at any time of the day - especially at night. You have a date soon? Here you should go;)

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3.59 km

Kleinhesseloher Lake

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In the southern part of the English Garden is the Kleinhesseloher lake, one of the most beautiful lakes in Munich. At the same time it is also a paradise for ducks, who are not only on the three islands in the water, but also in its immediate vicinity hundreds of people. You are not allowed to swim in Kleinhesseloher See, but its banks invite you for walks. A small boat rental provides rowing and pedal boats and the Seehaus with its beer garden lures in a fantastic location.

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6.13 km

English Garden

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In the English Garden you can walk for kilometers through the greenery in the middle of the city. It is one of the largest urban parks in the world.

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6.57 km

Schwammerl Pond

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The mushroom pond is located in the northern part of the English Garden. The Oberstjägermeisterbach flows through it and is one of the three small ponds in this part. There is a small island in it. There is a weather mushroom on its bank, which probably also gave the pond its name.
muenchenwiki.de/wiki/Schwammerlweiher

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7.85 km

Entenfallweiher

Lake

19.6 km

St. Emmeram Bridge

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St. Emmeram's Bridge, Munich, officially inaugurated on May 13, 2005
St. Emmeram (Emmeran), one of the Three Apostles of Bavaria and Bishop of Poitiers, worked in Bavaria around 700. He founded a monastery in Regensburg, from which the former Imperial Abbey of St. Emmeram emerged. He was martyred in Kleinhelfendorf (south of Aying) in 716, falsely accused. He was initially buried in Aschheim and later transferred to Regensburg. Feast of the Catholic saint: September 22.
Notes on the bridge: The 96 m long wooden truss bridge, built on this site in 1978, was completely destroyed by arson in 2002. In 2003, the city council decided to rebuild the bridge on the same site. The new bridge is a delicate truss structure made of wood and steel and is covered over its entire length. It was opened for use on December 22, 2004, and officially inaugurated on May 13, 2005.
Text / Source: Munich City History
stadtgeschichte-muenchen.de/strassen/d_strasse.php?id=6041

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21.0 km

View of the Isar River

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here you can easily cross the Isar without cars

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23.9 km

Streams in the English Garden

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Very nice, quiet park in Munich, without cars

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25.3 km

Siegestor (Victory Gate)

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„Dedicated to victory, destroyed by war, reminding of peace“. This is the inscription that can be read from Maxstadt. It is worth seeing for this reason alone.

After the damage in the Second World War, the gate was neither completely demolished (because it was out of time) nor was it restored to its previous state and renovated (because it belongs to German history).
Very successful and, of course, an eye-catcher in the middle of the long street axis.

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