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Lerchenauer See

A green oasis in Munich's north

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Lerchenauer See is part of the Dreiseenplatte in the Feldmoching-Hasenbergl district, created in the 1930s from gravel extraction. Surrounded by expansive lawns and EU-designated bathing waters, the lake offers diverse recreational opportunities. The water is heavily fed by groundwater, and the surrounding greenery serves as a secondary habitat for flora and fauna.

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The Dreiseenplatte was restructured in 1969/70.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1930

Guided Story

Did you know that Lerchenauer See was created in the 1930s through gravel extraction? This charming lake is part of the Dreiseenplatte in the Feldmoching-Hasenbergl district. Around you, the expansive lawns beckon for relaxation, while the lake's clear waters, heavily fed by groundwater, invite you to take a swim. This area is not only a recreational haven but also an important habitat for various flora and fauna. Take a moment to appreciate the natural beauty that surrounds you. You might even spot some of the wildlife that calls this place home.