Am Hart

The Munich district of Milbertshofen-Am Hart is a diverse area that spans three sub-districts and is defined by a remarkable mix of industrial history, modern architecture, and expansive green spaces. The southwestern part is dominated by Olympic Park, which was built for the 1972 Games on the former Oberwiesenfeld airfield. Here you'll find iconic landmarks such as the 291-meter-tall Olympic Tower, the Olympic Stadium, and the Olympic Hall. The park offers not only athletic experiences but also cultural highlights like the Sea Life Munich aquarium and the Munich Olympic Walk of Stars. One particularly significant site is the Olympic Attack Memorial, which commemorates the tragic events that took place during the Games.

In the southeastern part of Milbertshofen, which was incorporated into Munich in 1913, early industrialization meets modern residential neighborhoods. The history of the area dates back to the 12th century, when it was known as a monastery cattle farm. Today the area is shaped by the Euro-Industriepark and BMW's main plant, which makes the district one of the city's most important business locations. Culturally, Milbertshofen offers the Kulturhaus with its weekly market, as well as the historic Old St. George's Church, considered one of the few remaining witnesses to the village's origins. The Petuelpark now connects the district more greenly with neighboring Schwabing.

The northern part, Am Hart, was predominantly rural for a long time and belonged to the municipality of Feldmoching. Here you'll find historic workers' housing estates from the interwar period, which are now considered protected architectural monuments. The Hartelholz forest and the large Panzerwiese meadow offer plenty of space for recreation and experiencing nature. The north of the district is also home to the cultural center 2411, which has been an important meeting place for creative scenes since 2012. The entire district is known for its high proportion of green space, at around 28 percent, and for its multicultural population, which has one of the highest shares of foreign residents in Munich.