Laim, Deutschland - What makes Laim so special? In the middle of the busy Munich you will find this charming district, which inspires with its calm, neighborly atmosphere and colorful small shops. There are not only historical places here, but also a growing catering scene and cozy cafés that invite you to linger.

A highlight is the newly opened Café Luzi and Hank , which has been operated by Laura Gafer and Daniel Winterl since February. Here guests can look forward to fresh coffee, delicious croissants and hearty Focaccia. If you are looking for a small snack or a newspaper, you will find what you are looking for in Café-Kiosk Baci on Friedenheimer Strasse. The pretzels and croissants are particularly popular.

The cosiness of the quarter

Laim is also characterized by its long traditions. The bookstore Books Hacker at Fürstenrieder Straße 44 is a real classic that has been enthusiastic about literature lovers with a variety of books, especially in the "New Adult" genre. A popular place for relaxation is the Laimer Anger, which forms the historical center of the district. Here benches invite you to linger, and the maypole and a charming pastry shop complete the picture.

Another place you should have seen is that Steinchen Kulturcafé . It offers a great mix of drinks, snacks and cultural offers such as concerts and flea markets. This café with its self-made wooden furniture and interesting street art has quickly become a meeting point for the neighbors. In the rented orange construction trailer, cooking and lived, while the walls are decorated with works of art by Matthias Mross and Lion Fleischmann.

A look at the catering scene

If you want to try Bavarian cuisine, the Laimers in the Agricolastraße is recommended. In this modern tavern, guests can expect an inviting beer garden, which invites you to hearty dishes such as Burgers and Bowls. Especially in the evening it can be ended relaxed.

The offer in Laim is as diverse as the people who live here. A cozy walk through the old Laim, past the old town houses, shows the historical architecture and invites you to learn more about the neighborhood. The streets like the Stöberlstraße and the Agricolaplatz are waiting to be explored.

The gastronomy in the nearby slaughterhouse and three-mill district also blooms, with a large selection of multicultural restaurants and cafés. Many long -established residents: Despite rising rental prices, remain on the inside and enjoy the cultural advantages of their neighborhood. This shows that Munich lives and loves in moderation, in a rural coolness the urban joys.

So when the day is coming to an end, Laim is the perfect place to relax a little and enjoy the warm atmosphere of the district. The combination of traditional and modern way of life makes this quarter an insider tip that should be discovered.