In a stunning green surrounding with a view of the Alps, just 10 km from the Munich inner city, in Unterhaching you will find the ideal combination of nature and city, of tradition and modern.

Those from Unterhaching love their family-friendly and innovative regions – for a good reason: With its grown structures, it offers a variety of possibilities for every taste, style and age and therefore provide for a completely lively and lovely residential surrounding. 

Traffic connections

Car
Direct connection to the highways A8 and A99
•    Munich Center, 18 minutes
•    Munich Airport, 35 minutes
•    Tegernsee, 35 minutes
•    Starnberg, 28 minutes

Public
•    Tram (S3): In 10 minute intervals to the Marienplatz in Munich: 18 min without transfer
•    Regional bus lines 224, 225 to the neighboring cities, like Taufkirchen
•    Regional bus line 217 to Neuperlach-Süd in 17 minutes (subway)


Unterhaching offers more.
On site you will find all types of child care, elementary and secondary schools, high school, a public pool, different sport areas, doctors, pharmacies and countless shopping options.

Culture and recreational options are plentiful: i.e.  Culture and education center, young men’s club, soccer, boy scouts, handball, sport shooting, ski or tennis – the selection is nearly inexhaustible.  Nature lovers also have enough to do: The Unterhaching landscape park offers relaxation directly in front of the house door and the Perlacher Forst is just a stone’s throw away.

Of course, in the neighborhood there is a comprehensive offering of cozy cafes, beer gardens and restaurants, which pamper you with delicacies from the Bavarian and international cuisine.

From the military airfield to the landscape park.
The 126 hectare landscape park Hachinger Tal arose on the premises of the former air base Neubiberg/Unterhaching. With the division into different zones, a place was created for recreational activities and natural experiences.

The region was distinguished by the Deutschen Umwelthilfe e.V. within the scope of the "Green in the city” project in 2008 for a successful landscape park concept.