Sendling

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Sendling is a district (No. 6) of Munich (München), Germany and is situated in the South-West of the town. The former village is older than the city itself and became a part of Munich in 1877.

"Sentilinga" first mentioned in codex, ca. 779-800	View over Munich-Untersendling with Old and New Church St. Margaret	Silhouettes of Old and New Church St. Margaret	Silhouette of Old Church St. Margaret seen from northern direction
Old Church St. Margaret, in the background New Church St. Margaret	Old Church St. Margaret seen from North-East (Lindwurmstraße)	Lindwurmstraße and Old Church St. Margaret	Old Church St. Margaret seen from Stemmerhof
Old Church St. Margaret seen from Stemmerwiese	Old Church St. Margaret seen from a small lane	Old Church St. Margaret seen from southern direction (Plinganserstraße)	Plinganserstraße with Old Church St. Margaret
Fresco by Lindenschmidt on Facade of Old Church St. Margaret	Fresco on Facade of Old Church St. Margaret	Memorial for the "Schmied von Kochel" in Lindwurmstraße	Memorial for the "Kochel Blacksmith", Lindwurmstraße
New Church St. Margaret, view from West (left) and East (right)	New Church St. Margaret seen from Stemmerwiese	Interiour of New Church St. Margaret	Effigy of St. George in New Church St. Margaret
Auf der Sendlinger Haide (On the fields of Sendling), etching by Wilhelm von Kobell, 1812	Sendling 1867, Lithography by Oskar Rickerl	Panoramic view of Untersendling	Jugendstil facades at Harras
Harras Postoffice by R. Vorhoelzel and F.X. Holzhammer, 1931/32	Munich, 1706: Execution of rebels of 1705 Sendlinger Mordweihnacht	Map of 1812: Sendling and Theresienwiese, lokation of Oktoberfest

Himmelfahrtskirche, Kidlerstraße	Church St. Korbinian, Valleystraße	Church St. Achaz, Fallstraße	Low-energy-building Ganghoferstraße 106 - 112
Facade Ganghoferstraße of Low-energy-building	"Mittlerer Ring" (B 2R), Sendling Powerplant	Fountain on top of Neuhofener Berg, Sendling	Unterfeld from Neuhofener Berg
Sendling Cemetary, Albert-Rosshaupter-Straße	Chapel at Sendling cemetary	School at Gotzinger Platz	Sendlinger Kulturschmiede in Daiserstraße
Brudermühlbrücke