Obergiesing

Obergiesing is a district in the southeastern part of Munich, Germany. It is part of the larger borough of Obergiesing-Fasangarten, which was formed in 1992 by merging Obergiesing and Fasangarten. Historically, Obergiesing was a distinct rural community before its incorporation into Munich.

The area is characterized by a mix of residential buildings, green spaces, and some commercial areas. It has a significant population and is well-connected to the city center by public transport, including the Munich U-Bahn. The Isar River forms a natural boundary to the west of Obergiesing, providing recreational opportunities and scenic views.

Key landmarks in Obergiesing include the St. Hedwig Church and the Michaelibad, a popular public swimming pool. The district also features several parks and playgrounds, making it an attractive residential area for families. Obergiesing's development reflects Munich's growth and expansion over the past century, transitioning from a more agricultural character to a modern urban neighborhood. Its proximity to the city center and its established infrastructure contribute to its livability.