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Hüllgraben

Hidden Stream in Munich's Northeast

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München: First Steps10 pts

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The man-made Hüllgraben weaves through the districts of Daglfing and Johanneskirchen in Munich's Bogenhausen area. It continues the underground Hachinger Bach and eventually flows into the Mittlere Isar Canal. This waterway adds a serene touch to the urban landscape.

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The Hüllgraben is part of Munich's district 13, Bogenhausen.

Guided Story

You're standing by the Hüllgraben, a man-made waterway in the northeast of Munich. It elegantly weaves through the districts of Daglfing and Johanneskirchen. Starting at the Zamdorfer Gleisdreieck, it continues the underground Hachinger Bach. Follow its gentle flow, and you'll eventually reach the Middle Isar Canal. This serene waterway offers a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. Nearby, just 605 meters to the southeast, is the Munich-Riem racecourse. Enjoy the blend of urban landscape and this tranquil escape.