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GRÜNWALD South of Munich, in the idyllic Isar valley, is probably one of the most exclusive and affluent residential areas in Germany. The landmark of the community is Grünwald Castle. It was initially a hunting lodge of the Bavarian dukes. It houses a branch museum of the Munich State Archaeological Collection. Grünwald is also characterised by the film city of Geiselgasteig, the largest film and television centre in Europe with 370,000 square metres. This is one of the reasons why many actors, directors and other celebrities have settled there. The Filmstadt tour with various attractions, such as the 4D adventure cinema, attracts an average of almost 350,000 visitors every year. The Grünwalder Freizeitpark, created from the former sports school, offers a wide range of sports facilities, as well as facilities such as an artificial ice rink, play facilities for children, a beach volleyball court and a family and leisure pool with a spacious sauna area. On Grünwald's market square, the over 200-year-old constitutional lime tree bears witness to the town's long history. Around the town hall, in addition to public facilities and administrative buildings, is the Grünwalder Bürgerhaus Römerschanze, which regularly hosts events of all kinds. Several kindergartens and childcare facilities, a youth centre, a primary school and a community library, as well as all shops for daily needs can be reached in a few minutes and provide an excellent infrastructure. Secondary schools are located in the neighbouring communities. Thanks to the nearby tram, the Grünwald community is excellently connected to the public transport network.