Domagkstrasse
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| Tram 23 passes under Domagkstrasse | |
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| State capital | Munich |
| Borough | Schwabing-Freimann |
| Name received | 1966 |
| Connecting roads | Milbertshofener Strasse, Crailshaimstrasse |
| Cross streets | Leopoldstrasse , Ingolstädter Strasse , Weimarer Strasse, Hans-Döllgast-Strasse, Weißenhofweg with tram line (overpass), Alfred-Arndt-Strasse, Gertrud-Grunow-Strasse, A9 (overpass), Zaunweg, Garchinger Strasse, Ungererstrasse |
| Numbering system | Orientation numbering |
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| User groups | Pedestrian traffic , bicycle traffic , individual traffic , public transport |
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| Street length | 1.6 km |
The Domagkstraße is nearly 1.6 km long road in the north of Munich district of Schwabing . It leads in a west-southeast direction from Leopoldstrasse / Ingolstädter Strasse to Ungererstrasse and continues to the west through Milbertshofener Strasse.
description
Parkstadt Schwabing with Skyline Tower , Interhyp , Amazon and Osram and Domagkpark (formerly Funkkaserne ) with Domagkateliers are located on Domagkstrasse . It crosses the A9 and the tram 23 passes under it.
Parkstadt Schwabing
Skyline Tower
Domagkstrasse 34
Domagkateliers artists' colony
history
From 1984 to 2008 the new Alabamahalle was located on Domagkstraße, which took the name of an event hall of the same name on nearby Knorrstraße ; In the former hall, among other things, the program Live from Alabama was produced.
Even after the Bundeswehr moved out of the former radio barracks, the street served as the name giver for the area; from 1993 it was called Domagkgelände. The largest artist colony in Europe, the so-called Domagkateliers, developed there . Since the construction of the new Domagkpark district , only House 50 of the artist community has existed.
It was named in 1966 after the physician (pathologist, bacteriologist and Nobel Prize winner) Gerhard Johannes Paul Domagk .
Individual evidence
Coordinates: 48 ° 11 ' N , 11 ° 36' E