Maxvorstadt
Suits students and anyone whose days revolve around universities, the Pinakotheken and café tables, with Universitat station three minutes away.
Munich's residential areas sit close together, and most of the ones listed here have a rapid-transit station within a few minutes' walk. The differences are in character: the Altstadt is the city's public stage, Maxvorstadt and Schwabing lean academic and café-oriented, while Bogenhausen and Lehel are quieter and more stately. West and south of the centre, Neuhausen-Nymphenburg, Sendling and Westend trade some of that formality for broader streets, park edges and a more mixed everyday feel.
Open Munich on the map Live scores for transit, cafes, schools and healthcare, calculated from what is actually around each address.Suits students and anyone whose days revolve around universities, the Pinakotheken and café tables, with Universitat station three minutes away.
Works for families who want broad streets, palace gardens nearby and a relaxed pace on the west side, with Rotkreuzplatz a four-minute walk.
For residents who want a creative, queer-friendly setting with canal-side bars and boutiques on the doorstep and Fraunhoferstrasse three minutes away.
Fits those looking for villa-colony calm east of the Isar in an established, embassy-lined setting, with Prinzregentenplatz four minutes on foot.
Glockenspiel square · Viktualienmarkt · The city's stage
Museum quarter & universities · Pinakotheken · Café society
Bohemian legend gone elegant · English Garden edge
Creative & queer-friendly · Canal-side bars · Boutiques
French quarter lanes · Beer halls · Village-in-the-city
Between Isar and English Garden · Stately & central
Palace gardens · Family broad streets · Relaxed west
Villa colony east of the Isar · Embassies · Old money
Wholesale market & Isar meadows · Honest & affordable
Multicultural & compact · Theresienwiese next door