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Best neighborhoods in Munich
10 places from 3 Munich travel vlogs, most-mentioned first. The play button jumps to that moment in the video.
10 places · most mentioned first
Haidhausen
Village-like neighbourhood of picturesque streets, beautiful squares and charming boutiques.
25:54· Naick & Kimin 3 vlogsGlockenbachviertel
Vibrant district at the heart of Munich's LGBTQ+ scene, packed with cool bars, cafés and food spots.
Olympic Village (Olympiadorf)
Former 1972 athletes' village, now student housing with small bungalows painted in colourful, artistic designs.
Werksviertel-Mitte
Area behind Ostbahnhof with murals and small businesses in shipping containers.
Mentioned once
6 more picks, each from a single vlog, so not ranked.
Kunstareal
Museum district with 18 museums and exhibition centres and over 40 galleries.
Schwabing
Historically artsy, bohemian district with few landmarks but many Jugendstil mansions.
Untergiesing
Pretty neighbourhood for a walk, with a rose garden by the Isar and large-scale street art.
Altstadt (Old Town)
Munich's historic Old Town, within walking distance of most of the city's main sights.
Lehel
Quiet, pretty residential neighbourhood very close to the main town centre.
Maxvorstadt
A neighbourhood designed under King Ludwig I, with grand neoclassical architecture, 40 museums and many galleries.
19:03· Naick & Kim1 vlog