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Lochholz

A Glimpse into Munich's Natural Heritage

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Nestled in Allach-Untermenzing, Lochholz is a 7.13-hectare protected landscape. This oak and hornbeam forest remains as a relic of the former Lohwald belt in Munich's north, designated as a protected area in 1964. It forms part of the Munich Cultural History Path Allach-Untermenzing.

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The area was declared a protected landscape in 1964.

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Founded: 1964

Guided Story

Here you are, right in the midst of Lochholz, a cherished natural space in the Allach-Untermenzing district. This oak and hornbeam forest is a remnant of the former Lohwald belt that once characterized northern Munich. Since 1964, this area has been a designated protected landscape, preserving 7.13 hectares of historical greenery. Look around and you’ll sense the diversity of trees and the tranquility this spot offers. Nearby, about 749 meters to the east, stands the Church of Peter and Paul, another cultural landmark in the area. Lochholz is also part of the Munich Cultural History Path Allach-Untermenzing, offering insight into the region’s rich past.