The history of Untergiesing stretches back centuries. Located south-east of Munich, it was once a Bavarian town, older than Munich itself, founded in the year 790. Untergiesing was incorporated into the city of Munich in October 1854. Even today, the area retains a village feel, with quaint former boarding houses known as “Herbergshäuschen” dotting the streets. These charming buildings once housed day laborers who travelled to Munich for construction projects. One of the most notable projects was the construction of the Altes Rathaus, the Old Town Hall. The area boasts a variety of architecture, from historic buildings to modern structures. The neighborhood is home to a diverse range of residents and offers a vibrant mix of cultural experiences. With its lively pubs, lush green spaces, and rich history, Untergiesing is a fascinating place to explore.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to