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  1. Apr 26, 2017 · One of the main attractions in Munich, the Englischer Garten is loved by tourists and locals alike. With almost 80 kilometres (50 miles) of paths, nine kilometres (5.6 miles) of streams and over 100 bridges, there are so many different parts of this unique garden to explore. Read on to find out about our favourites.

  2. S-Bahn: S 1,2,4,5,6,7, and 8 to “Marienplatz”. Tram 17 to “Tivolistraße”. Bus 54 and 154 will take you closest to the Chinesischer Turm beer garden. The English Garden is one of the largest public parks in Europe. Visit the beer garden, watch the river surfers and sunbathe naked.. if you want to.

  3. By my reckoning the entire Englischer Garten must contain 30 to 40 billion blades of grass. No two of these are exactly the same, and together they form a gently undulating surface in innumerable shades of green. While a sea view is about the only natural joy that Munich cannot offer, there is a similar happiness to be found in gazing over the ...

  4. Feb 9, 2017 · The story of Munich ’s beloved Englischer Garten began in 1789. Prince Charles Theodore, Bavaria’s elector at the time, decided to convert his hunting grounds into a public park in order to gain the favor of his subjects. Over the next two centuries, continuous efforts have been made to cultivate this beautiful English-style garden.

  5. Jan 29, 2017 · The most famous of the German parks is Munich’s Englischer Garten (English Garden), it is well-known far beyond Munich and Germany. The word English in the park’s name refers to the style of park design and layout. In most European parks, the French style dominates; this style is characterized by a geometrically regular layout with neat ...

  6. Englischer Garten. The Englischer Garten was created in the late 1700s, when Archduke and Elector Carl Theodor took it upon himself to transform the city. One of his wishes was to develop a so-called “military garden”, designed to provide soldiers with information on agriculture and also give them a place to enjoy outdoor recreation.

  7. Popular walking tour in the middle of Munich, Bavaria. The English Garden is a beautiful city park that is also incredibly large. The beautiful, easy route with very little difference in altitude leads through forest and meadows, along the Isar and around the Kleinhesseloher See. The start and end point is at the Seehaus car park in the park. There are numerous beer gardens, benches to rest ...

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