In addition to the tram rails, Munich also offers beautiful, old buildings that stand out in the streets. If you're looking for a quaint corner that features buildings with stucco, curved tracks and only a few subjects walking through your frame, then this location is for you!
Plan
Overview
Skill level
Easy
Accessbility
Public Location
Hours
Anytime
Fee
Free
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Wide-angle lens (22mm)
Tripod (optional)
How to get there
N48° 08' 35.6028"E11° 35' 18.5748"
The image was taken looking south onto the Munich tramway tracks at intersection of Eisbachbrücke and Lerchenfeldstraße. Standing at the given GPS coordinates will give you a street view of the buildings, curved rails and the crossroad — which will be completely free of cars before the lights turn green.
By Munich tramway:
- Closest stop: Nationalmuseum Haus der Kunst (line 16)
- Head to the park at the intersection of Prinzregentenstraße and Lerchenfeldstraße and this view will be directly south
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