Ever wondered about Munich’s greenest district? Welcome to Feldmoching-Hasenbergl.
Feldmoching-Hasenbergl is Munich’s 24th borough. It’s a unique blend of old and new. The historical farming village of Feldmoching sits alongside the large Hasenbergl housing estate. Imagine a place where ancient farmlands meet modern apartment blocks. That’s Feldmoching-Hasenbergl.
Feldmoching boasts most of Munich’s remaining farms. You’ll find terrace houses and apartment buildings too. History whispers here. The Bavarian emperors once hunted rabbits at Hasenbergl. Today council housing makes up 40% of Hasenbergl’s homes. A fascinating contrast isn’t it?
But Feldmoching-Hasenbergl offers more than just housing. The three lakes Feldmochinger See Fasanerie See and Lerchenauer See are nearby. They’re popular recreation spots. Locals swim and have barbecues in the summer. Picture the sun the laughter the cheerful splashes.
Hasenbergl has undergone a transformation. From 2000 to 2007 the Social City program improved the area. Buildings were upgraded. The Kulturhaus 2411 near the U-Bahn station Hasenbergl is a cultural jewel. It’s a beloved spot for locals and visitors alike.
The area’s social infrastructure is impressive. The former emergency shelters in northern Hasenbergl are now rental apartments. The population is diverse socially and economically. Feldmoching Lerchenau and Fasanerie have thriving cultural and community life. REGSAM improved the Lerchenauer See area’s infrastructure from 2014 to 2017.
Feldmoching-Hasenbergl is a vibrant place. It’s a blend of rural charm and urban living. It’s a testament to Munich’s diverse character. Its history its lakes its people all come together. It’s a district full of life and history. Remember it as one of Munich’s hidden gems.