The Maximiliansanlagen in Munich form a graceful, elongated park stretching for about two kilometres along the right bank of the Isar between the Max‑Joseph‑Brücke and the Ludwigsbrücke. Created between 1856 and 1866 under the direction of landscape architect Carl von Effner for King Maximilian II, the grounds transformed former sheep meadows and eroded slopes into terraced lawns, tree‑lined paths, and scenic viewpoints that link the eastern high bank to the city. At its heart rises the Friedensengel, a 38‑metre Corinthian column crowned by a gilded figure of Nike, commemorating 25 years of peace after the Franco‑Prussian War. Seasonal highlights include the delicate bloom of star hyacinths each March, while fountains, monuments, and shaded walks invite year‑round exploration. With its blend of history, river views, and tranquil greenery, the Maximiliansanlagen remain a cherished escape for walkers, joggers, and anyone seeking a moment of calm within sight of Munich’s skyline.
Munich GermanyMaximiliansanlagen is a spacious, picturesque park located in Munich’s Au-Haidhausen district, stretching along the right bank of the Isar River near Europaplatz. Designed in the mid-19th century by landscape architect Carl von Effner, it transformed formerly eroded sheep pastures and flood-prone areas into a refined green oasis. The park features carefully arranged groups of trees and shrubs, winding pathways along riverbanks, and open lawns that offer numerous scenic views of Munich’s skyline. Visitors can enjoy cultural monuments scattered throughout the park, including statues and memorials that reflect Munich’s rich history. The nearby Maximilianeum building, home to the Bavarian state parliament, crowns the park’s eastern edge and adds architectural grandeur to the tranquil setting. Maximiliansanlagen seamlessly connects to other green spaces along the Isar, providing a beautiful and serene environment for walking, jogging, picnicking, and cultural exploration, making it a cherished destination for both locals and visitors.
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