Englische Garten

Everything began in 1789 when Elector Carl Theodor requested that an open stop be set up along the Isar River.

He put the undertaking in the hands of the Briton Benjamin Thompson, who worked at the ideal opportunity for the Baian Army.

The recreation center was given the name Englische Garten on the grounds that it was laid out in the style of an English nation stop.

Today the Englische Garten offers ious recreation time exercises.

Cyclists and joggers prepare on the 78-kilometer-long 48.5 miles system of ways, and novice soccer players meet on the fields for recreational diversions.

A delightful vista of the city if offered by the Monopteros, which was added to the recreation center scene alongside the slope in 1836.