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Solln, together with Thalkirchen, Forstenried, Fürstenried and Obersendling, is part of district 19 of the Bavarian city of Munich. Approximately 96,000 people live in the entire district. Parkstadt Solln is the southernmost district of the state capital Munich. The former villa suburb became part of the city of Munich in 1938 and many of the magnificent buildings have been preserved to the present day, illustrating the high quality of life in the district. In the historic center of the village, you can admire the Sollner Weiher, which is under ensemble protection. A number of buildings and farmsteads, some dating from the 18th and 19th centuries, contribute to the almost mythical character of the district. The villa district near Ludwigshöhe and Wilhemshöhe is one of the most attractive residential areas of the Isar metropolis. For leisure activities, the Warnberger Weiher is recommended, which is a less frequented lake and insider tip. The Isarauen are nearby and foothills of the magnificent Forstenrieder Park are located in the district. Horse lovers will also get their money's worth in Solln, which is home to the city's second largest horse club. There are also two enchanting baths in the immediate vicinity, namely the Bad Forstenrieder Park and the Naturbad Maria Einsiedel. The Isar River meanders through the natural baths over a total length of almost 400 meters. This unique idyll in Munich should not be missed and not without reason it is one of the most beautiful baths in Munich. Various S-Bahn lines stop in Solln. Thus, the district is optimally connected to the public rail transport. Within a twenty-minute drive, you can reach Munich's city center.