Balanstrasse

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Balanstrasse
coat of arms
Street in Munich
Balanstrasse
Railway bridges over Balanstrasse ( Munich East – Deisenhofen and Südring railway line )
Basic data
State capital Munich
Townships Au-Haidhausen , Obergiesing-Fasangarten , Ramersdorf-Perlach
Hist. Names Wrong way
Name received 1880
Connecting roads Rosenheimer Platz, Grenzstrasse
Cross streets Metzstrasse, Rablstrasse, Pariser Strasse, Bazeillestrasse, Auerfeldstrasse, Orleansstrasse, St.Cajetan-Strasse, St.-Martin-Strasse, St.-Ingbert-Strasse, Werinherstrasse, Claudius-Keller-Strasse, Wilramstrasse, Ruppertsberger Strasse, Schlesierstrasse, Bad- Dürkheimer street, Klagenfurterstraße, Harsdörfer road Maikammerer road Pfarrweg, Jakob Böhme street, Chiemgaustraße ( Middle ring ), Zellerhornstraße, Kaspar-late road, Peter-Henlein-Straße, Demblerstraße, Ständlerstraße , Puchbergerstraße, Hochäcker road Kopischstraße , Mitterweg, Am Jagdweg, Lauensteinstrasse, Siedlerstrasse, Plassenburgstrasse, Görzer Strasse, Frankenwaldstrasse, Waldmünchener Strasse, Obernzeller Strasse, Dreisesselbergstrasse, Schwandorfer Strasse, Waldsassener Strasse, Fasangartenstrasse, Flossenbürger Strasse
Places St. Wolfgang's Square, Thomasiusplatz
Numbering system Orientation numbering
Buildings Buildings and monuments
use
User groups Pedestrian traffic , bicycle traffic , individual traffic , public transport
Road design asphalt
Technical specifications
Street length 4.8 km

The Balanstraße begins on Rosenheimerplatz / at the Rosenheimerstraße and runs south through the Munich districts of Haidhausen , Giesing and Ramersdorf to the district Fasanengarten . It ends at the Grenzstraße directly on the city limits to the community of Neubiberg in the district of Munich .

description

With the exception of a small section between Rosenheimer Platz and Metzstraße , where it is about 30 m long a one-way street, Balanstraße is passable in both directions, with one lane in each direction. Between Fasangartenstraße and Grenzstraße there is only one lane for both directions.

Almost all of the cycle paths run along it.

history

The road was named in 1880 after the French town of Balan near Sedan in the Ardennes. There the Battle of Sedan (Prussia against France) took place in 1870 , in which regiments of the Bavarian Army took part on Prussia's side. Previously, since 1867, the official designation "Irrenweg" was because of the Munich District Insane Asylum, which had been located there since 1859 (until 1900, since 1919 Salesianum for disadvantaged young people). After several residents had successfully turned against this designation, the name was changed in favor of "glorious memories for the Bavarian army, in particular for the Munich regiments".

Transport links

The Balanstraße stop on the “Mittlerer Ring” serves bus lines 59, 139 and 145. Line 59 crosses Balanstraße. Line 139 comes from Chiemgaustraße (“Mittlerer Ring”) onto Balanstraße heading south and leaves it again at Hochäckerstraße . Line 145 comes from Claudius-Keller-Straße and follows Balanstraße to Fasangartenstraße . Line 54 goes from Orleansstraße to Balanstraße and follows it to Werinherstraße . The associated night bus routes operate slightly differently.

Public facilities

Buildings and monuments

Most of the houses on Balanstraße are located. The house numbering goes up to number 395.

There are fourteen monuments in the northern part of Balanstrasse :

  • House number 4, around 1890 to 1900, neo-baroque
  • House number 11, around 1870 to 1880
  • House number 12, built between 1890 and 1900, is where the Simplicissimus des Augustiner-Bräu is located
  • House number 14, around 1900; the two bay windows are striking
  • House number 15, around 1870 to 1880
  • Number 16, 1900, tail gable , corner Rablstraße , it houses the inn and the tavern KlinglWirt of the lion and St. Francis Brau
  • House number 17, early 1900
  • House numbers 19 and 21, around 1890, neo-baroque
  • House number 23 , in unity with Pariser Straße 1, around 1898, neo-baroque, founding location of the Münchner Kleinkunstbühne Theater Drehleier by Beppi Bachmair, Uwe Kleinschmidt and Werner Winkler from 1976 to 1997
  • House number 29 , around 1890 to 1900, neo-baroque
  • House numbers 33 and 35, around 1890 to 1900, neo-baroque
  • House number 47, corner house, from 1895

The tower of the original parish church of St. Wolfgang by Hans Schurr (1920) is located at Balanstrasse 20, at the corner of Barnabasstrasse .

In 1963 Klaus Backmund designed a fish fountain in front of Balanstrasse 73 .

The Isaiah Church in Obergiesing from 1966 bears house number 361.

  • Balanstrasse 4th

  • Balanstrasse 11

  • Balanstrasse 12

  • Balanstrasse 14th

  • Balanstrasse 15th

  • Balanstrasse 16

  • Balanstrasse 17th

  • Balanstrasse 19th

  • Balanstrasse 21st

  • Balanstrasse 23

  • Balanstrasse 29

  • Balanstrasse 33

  • Balanstrasse 35

  • Balanstrasse 47

  • Tower of the original parish church on Balanstr. 20th

  • Isaiah Church Obergiesing, Balanstr. 361

Varia

The street is named for the district part Balanstraße West in the city district Ramersdorf-Perlach , which is also called Ramersdorf-Süd or Nussdorf . The part of the district is bounded in the west and south by the route of the S-Bahn line to Kreuzstrasse. There the Balanstraße crosses the S-Bahn at a railroad crossing with gates.

The television series Die Hausmeisterin , which was produced in three seasons with a total of 23 episodes of 45 minutes each for Bayerischer Rundfunk between 1987 and 1992 and was broadcast in the evening program of First German Television and in the third program of Bavarian Television , takes place in the old building at Balanstrasse 19 in the Munich district of Haidhausen.

The television series Police Inspection 1 used the residential building at Bazeillesstrasse 21 as a police station.

Web links

Commons : Balanstraße  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

supporting documents

  1. ↑ Education concept for refugees: Arrived in the classroom at www.sueddeutsche.de
  2. ↑ District Committee 16 - Ramersdorf / Perlach: Balanstrasse West

Coordinates: 48 ° 7 ′ 41.6 ″  N , 11 ° 35 ′ 39.5 ″  E