Lehel

Munich's smallest and most expensive central district, riverside, English Garden-adjacent, and home to Munich's old-money residential.

Updated May 19, 20265 min read

About Lehel

Lehel is Munich's smallest official district and one of its most expensive, a leafy, quiet, riverside neighborhood squeezed between the Altstadt, the Isar river, and the English Garden. Lehel has long been the address of Munich's old-money residential community, with elegant Grunderzeit buildings, embassies and consulates, and exceptional walking access to both the city centre and the parks. Residential prices run EUR 12,000-18,000 per square metre, the highest in Munich along with parts of Altstadt, with gross yields of 2.4-3.0%. The area's exclusivity, walkability, river-and-park access, and central location make it one of Germany's most premium small districts. Lifestyle is refined and quiet: classical music (Bayerische Staatsoper nearby), the Bavarian National Museum, riverside walks, and elegant private clubs. Excellent transit via Lehel U-Bahn.

Location

Lehel in Munich, Bavaria (Bayern), Germany

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