District in the Pull of Past and Future: Sendling
In the heart of Munich, Sendling offers a unique blend of urban flair and village charm. Kick-start your exploration at the Stemmerhof, a former farm transformed into a lively meeting place for shopping, enjoying, and relaxing.
The Stemmerhof, located at the northern edge of Sendling, is an ideal starting point for an exploration tour. The tour begins at the Flaucher and takes you through the district, stopping at the Bahnwärter-Thiel-Areal, a highlight on the summer cycle tour "Cycle & Sustain." This eco-friendly tour combines movement, fresh air, and sustainability, ending with a small picnic at the Stemmerhof.
While not specific to Sendling, Munich's markets like Viktualienmarkt are essential for food lovers. They provide insight into local traditions and flavors, complementing Sendling's traditional aspect. For a taste of contemporary culture, visit the Museum of Urban and Contemporary Art (MUCA) nearby, showcasing modern urban art reflecting Sendling’s innovative vibe.
Dining in Sendling is a delightful experience. Mural restaurant, with its urban art interiors, offers creative cuisine that showcases the vibrant culinary scene of Munich beyond traditional fare. After your meal, take a stroll through the Stemmerhof courtyard, which offers a varied program for culture enthusiasts, including theater plays, cabaret, magic shows, and small concerts.
Five gastronomic businesses are located in the Stemmerhof courtyard, offering a variety of culinary options. Behind restaurant Ō Eins, you'll find a "Relax Garden" with a small playground, making it a perfect spot for families.
For a deeper dive into Sendling, download the comprehensive city district guide, available for free. It provides current information and exclusive insider tips on the most exciting places in the district, including the Stemmerhof. The guide also offers information about districts like Au-Haidhausen and Bogenhausen for your next outing.
To delve further into Munich's rich cultural events, consider local specialized tour companies like Hey Minga. They offer English-speaking, seasonally adapted tours highlighting alternative neighborhoods and street culture, which can include Sendling.
Participating in local festivals and events can enhance the Sendling experience, connecting visitors to Bavarian customs amid modern city life. The new "My Munich" magazine, available for purchase for 5.99 euros, offers exclusive insights, insider tips, and more about Munich. You can purchase it online or download it from the PDF library.
Real upcycling highlights on the tour include the decommissioned passenger ship "Alte Utting" and the creative wagon and container landscape at the Bahnwärter-Thiel-Areal. The city district guide provides detailed information about these attractions, making your exploration even more enjoyable.
So, pack your bags and get ready to explore Sendling, a district that perfectly reflects the mix of tradition and innovation that defines Munich.
- The Stemmerhof, situated in the heart of Sendling, serves as a launching pad for exploring the district's unique fusion of urban charm and traditional character, making it an ideal point to begin a tour.
- For a taste of contemporary culture in Sendling, visit the Museum of Urban and Contemporary Art (MUCA), showcasing modern urban art that mirrors Sendling's innovative spirit.
- In addition to the varied culinaryoptions at the Stemmerhof courtyard, discover local food traditions at Munich's iconic markets like Viktualienmarkt, which offer glimpses into Bavarian flavors and culinary heritage.
