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Parks · Schwabing / Maxvorstadt
One of the world's largest urban parks, covering about 375 hectares with streams, meadows, beer gardens and the famous Eisbach wave. Dogs are allowed throughout; leashed in designated areas, with the quieter northern sections (Hirschau, Aumeister) popular with dog owners.
Enormous meadows, streams to cool paws and several dog-friendly beer gardens right inside the park.
Per the City of Munich, dogs are allowed in the park but must be kept on a lead in designated areas and waste must be removed; Munich law also requires leashing on all meadows marked with a green 'no dachshund' pillar. Dogs may cool off in flowing streams like the Schwabinger Bach where currents are weak.
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