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Pubs, culture, children and the Isar in close proximity. Haidhausen is more than 1,200 years old and thus much older than Munich. In the past, the little people lived here, but now the district with its many cafés and small shops is one of the most popular residential areas. Haidhausen is home to one of Munich's three long-distance railway stations, today's Munich East Station. Alongside the Ostbahnhof, Max-Weber-Platz is considered the district's main traffic square, where underground trains, trams and buses meet. Close by is the Klinikum Rechts der Isar, one of the largest hospitals in Munich. All around, the Haidhauser Isarauen offer plenty of space to relax. But it's not just the proximity to the river, the many beautiful squares also make the district worth living in. Weißenburger Platz is somewhat reminiscent of Gärtnerplatz, although it is much quieter here. Leisure facilities include one of the most beautiful baths in Europe, Munich's public indoor swimming pool with its historic ambience, the Müller'sche Volksbad, which offers a chance to relax in a unique setting with its magnificent ornaments and traditional youth-style baths. The cultural part of this district is provided by the Gasteig on Rosenheimer Platz. It is not only home to the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra, but also to the Munich Adult Education Centre, the Munich City Library and the Academy of Music. The Munich Film Festival is held there every year. A few metres further on, things are rockier at the Muffathalle. Various bands perform almost every evening in the former combined heat and power station directly on the Isar river. The Haidhausen Museum in Kirchenstraße gives an insight into the long and changeable history of the district. But Haidhausen is not only a district steeped in history and culture; with the seat of the Bavarian parliament, the Maximilianeum, high above the Isar since 1949, it is also a political one. Wiener Platz, on the other hand, with its small stalls, fountain and maypole, is reminiscent of the Viktualienmarkt. In the background rises the brick St. Johann Baptist Church, one of Haidhausen's landmarks. More urban is the lively Wörthstraße with its many pubs. This has earned the district the nickname "second Schwabing". But even here, Bordeauxplatz - a park in the middle of the street - provides a little relaxation in the greenery. + absolutely quiet location with child-friendly courtyards. + Kindergarten only a few steps away + approx. 1 minute walk to the Haidenauplatz bus stop + approx. 8 minutes walk to Max-Weber-Platz (underground/tram) + only approx. 5 minutes walk to Ostbahnhof (U+S-Bahn) + approx. 3 minutes by car to the Mittlerer Ring (ring road) + approx. 10 minutes walk to the Gasteig, Isarhochufer and Wiener Platz + all shopping facilities for daily needs nearby