The Munich district is home to numerous scientific and research institutions—a key factor in its economic success and bright future prospects. Attractive local recreational areas and a vibrant cultural scene right on its doorstep make the district a wonderful place to live and call home.
350,473 residents
29 municipalities, 667 km²
525 inhabitants per km²
98 km of highways, 22 on- and off-ramps
9 S-Bahn lines, 34 stations
59 bus routes (operated by the Munich District)
Ismaning Cabbage
Schleißheim Castle Brandies
Ayinger Beer
3 universities, 6 Max Planck Institutes
Active startup hubs
15 high schools, 5 secondary schools, 2 vocational schools
Munich Gravel Plain
Isar
Lowland bogs, heaths, and woodlands
Festival Concerts at Schleißheim Palace
St. Anna Festival, Staucharting, Sauerlach
Gräfelfing Cultural Festival
Second-highest startup rate in Germany
Biotechnology, aerospace, and media clusters
2 DAX-listed companies in the district
Schleißheim Palaces
Schäftlarn Monastery
Numerous local history museums
Christoph Göbel,
District Administrator
of Munich District
Tel.: +49 89 6221-2348
Email: christoph.goebel@lra-m.bayern.de
Hans-Martin Weichbrodt,
Economic Development Officer, Munich District
Tel.: +49 89 6221-1268
Email: hans-martin.weichbrodt@lra-m.bayern.de
