Information, tips, planning

Here you will find a compact overview of where you can park in and around the English Garden as well as a map “Englischer Garten Parken” with the parking options in the southern and northern parts of the English Garden.

The many playgrounds in the English Garden are a treat for children and parents alike.

You can find an overview and a detailed description with the special features on this page and where the recreation factor “for parents” is particularly high (e.g. kiosk or beer garden directly at the playground).

English Garden South – the most famous part of the English Garden. Easy to reach with many highlights and sights such as the Eisbachwelle, Chinese Tower or the Monopteros with a great view of the city.

The northern part of the English Garden is the quieter area. While the southern section focuses on local recreation, the northern section offers wide open spaces and secluded spots.

The architects Grub and Lejeune have expanded on the idea of a tramway through the English Garden and are campaigning for a tunnel. This initiative should not be confused with the tunneling of the Mittlerer Ring.

English Garden Tunnel – no reunification In the 1960s, the Mittlerer Ring divided the English Garden into two halves. Since the 1970s, a couple of architects have been campaigning for the reunification of the two parts of the English Garden

English Garden Munich address – A compact list and overview of the most famous places with address details as well as the official address of the English Garden.

There are a number of large and small hotels around the English Garden. If you want to spend the night right next to the English Garden, you no longer have so much choice.