Street parking, eviction risk

Roadside parking, too noisy in a very busy area. The few remaining free spaces are near the railway tracks, where you can hear the train.

Road noise, yes, okay... but for a free parking area, perfect.

Unfortunately, it is often very noisy! And now overcrowded! The residents are annoyed and there are more and more checks. It is probably only a matter of time before nobody is allowed to park here anymore.

I parked all day on Saturday without paying because it is free at weekends, and the city center can be reached on foot in 20 minutes.

I parked here on Saturday, easily finding a space, and we easily reached the city center and the science museum by bicycle. Quiet for sleeping one night. I did not pay on Saturday or Sunday.

Perfect for one night, very quiet, free parking at weekends and from 6 p.m., about a 10-minute walk from the metro or bus that takes you to the city center.

Perfect for exploring Munich. If you park from 2 p.m. and set the parking disc, you have unlimited time. The Isar is less than a 10-minute walk away. There are probably better places to park overnight, as many cars pass along the street; I did not stay here overnight myself.

Good for one night, relatively central.

Great for four hours of free parking. A 25-minute walk from Munich city center.

•Great location •beautiful park •swimming pool •4 hours free

The city center can be reached in 20 minutes. We spent a quiet and relaxing night there.

We were driven away by the police at 11:00 p.m. We were inside our vehicle, but that did not help us. The reason was somewhat unclear; in any case, they noted our license plate and said we could receive a fine for an administrative offense (camping) next time. Beware of this place, not recommended.

Excellent parking for the day near a swimming pool, 30 minutes on foot from the historic city center, officially limited to 4 hours (free) with a blue parking disc.