GeoPortal Munich

The cooler places map not only shows cool spots in parks and green spaces as well as Munich’s public lakes but also publicly accessible cool indoor areas. The map is especially useful for people travelling on foot, by bicycle, or using public transport within the city who wish to escape the heat temporarily.

The city climate analysis provides valuable information about the current climate in the city and future scenarios, offering important insights for upcoming planning.

The masterportal consolidates geoinformation from individual specialist portals in one place. It provides the best entry point to the geodata of Munich for interested citizens.

The open geodata portal offers open datasets from the specialist departments via standardised interfaces for download.

The portal consolidates various information on accessibility, such as the locations of disabled parking spaces or accessible toilets within the city’s scope of responsibilities.

The construction site service map provides an overview of current and planned construction sites and parking restrictions in Munich, which cause limitations for driving, walking, and parking.

The portal offers an overview of individual quotas and other helpful information that can assist in selecting location proposals for application submissions.

The specialist information of the Mobility Department is consolidated in this portal. It includes datasets on bicycle parking, mobility points, parking management areas, micro-mobility, car sharing, the environmental zone, and public parking facilities.

The Munich Cycling Map shows, in addition to the Munich road network, the cycling network, signed main cycling routes and service stations.

The portal aims to help parents develop safe school routes for their children by providing relevant information.

The Climate-Neutral Buildings Funding Program (FKG) can be applied for, among other things, the renovation of residential buildings.

The portal provides access to areas managed by the Forestry Department of Munich.

The portal offers an overview of the groundwater conditions of the Quaternary aquifer in Munich and the potential uses of shallow geothermal energy via ground source heat pumps.

The portal displays monitored water levels with bi-weekly updated values, permanent measurement stations, and sensor locations.

Find out where swimming and boating zones, as well as danger spots, are located in the Isar river.

Using the analysis of local wind, building, and landuse data, the city-wide potential for small wind turbines has been estimated.

The portal contains data on the location and status of integrated district concepts (iQK), energy consultations within districts (EBQ), and other climate districts.

The municipal heat plan considers the current heat supply in the city area and provides information on future climate-neutral supply options.

The solar energy portal offers datasets on potential sites and building potential for photovoltaic and solar thermal energy.

The environment portal includes geodata related to water, land use, nature conservation, as well as energy and climate protection.

The purpose of the tree protection ordinance is to ensure appropriate urban greenery, enliven the townscape, preserve and improve the natural balance, and mitigate harmful environmental impacts.

The portal includes the land use plan as well as the layer "Summary Explanation according to §6a BauGB".

The city centre concept serves both as an informal planning tool and a strategic guide to prepare the city centre for upcoming challenges and to further develop it as Munich’s vibrant core.

The central portal of the Department of Urban Planning and Building Regulations consolidates various geospatial data in a clear overview. It includes important information such as the land use plan, redevelopment areas, preservation statutes, urban development measures, and development plans.

The portal provides information on the locations of various facilities and contact points within the individual districts

The new urban development plan (STEP) is Munich’s future-oriented plan. It contains seven action areas with goals for sustainable urban development.

The digital school construction map displays projects from the school construction programmes, showing where new schools are planned or already under construction. Existing schools can also be viewed.

The all-day schooling model for primary school children combines lessons with after-school care. It supports and relieves Munich families. This portal provides information on current locations.

The sports portal presents seasonal activities to help you stay fit, including indoor sports programmes and "Fit in the Park"

Social psychiatric services (SPDi) are counselling centres for people with mental health issues and their relatives.

The Department of Labor and Economic Development has supported the search for and placement of property locations since 2024 through this digital portal.

The Europe Guide through Munich makes it easier for you to access information and supports you in learning about European topics as well as finding the right contact points in Munich.

With this portal, the Department of Labor and Economic Development aims to support start-ups in finding start-up centres. The map provides an overview of existing offerings in Munich and the surrounding area.

The portal displays vacant property locations. Active vacancy management aims to shorten vacancy periods and improve centre development to maintain the city’s attractiveness.

The portal shows co-working spaces and business centres.

The portal includes the locations of all AWM recycling islands and waste collection centres in Munich.

This portal provides information on government mailboxes. Additional mailboxes for postal voting documents are integrated into the portal shortly before elections.

The portal offers geospatial services focused on leisure activities (including sports, culture and infrastructure).

The portal contains a dataset listing selected museums and cultural institutions within Munich.

Find out where the city’s drinking water fountains are located through this portal.

This portal provides information about the names of streets and squares.

The toilet finder portal lists the locations of public restrooms in Munich.

This portal provides the current official city map.

Since the 2016 real estate market report, the Munich Valuation Committee has created its own location maps. The portal includes the current map as well as historical maps.

The portal allows you to view the current residential location map for the rent index, as well as maps from previous years.

The ASCEND project aims to transform the Harthof district in northern Munich into an energy-positive neighbourhood by 2027.

The City Walks portal introduces several routes within the city.

The portal consolidates offers and information for the summer season in Munich.

The portal shows locations within the city where you can bring your Christmas tree after the holiday season.