Einsteinstrasse (Munich)

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Einsteinstrasse
coat of arms
Street in Munich
Einsteinstrasse
End of the street at Bogenhausener Tor
Basic data
State capital Munich
Townships Au-Haidhausen , Bogenhausen
Hist. Names Outer Wiener Strasse, Am Kirchstein
Name received 1956
Connecting roads Max-Planck-Strasse, Töginger Strasse ( Bundesautobahn 94 )
Cross streets Inner Wiener Strasse , Ismaninger Strasse , Schloßstrasse, Seerieder Strasse, Trogerstrasse, Flurstrasse, Kuglerstrasse, Lucile-Grahn-Strasse, Grillparzerstrasse, Versailler Strasse, Braystrasse, Bothestrasse, Saint-Privat-Strasse, Leuchtenbergring , Richard-Strauss-Tunnel , Steinhauser Strasse, Truderinger Strasse, Prinzregentenstrasse
Places Max-Weber-Platz , Vogelweideplatz
Numbering system Orientation numbering
Buildings Klinikum rechts der Isar , Unionsbräu , Haidhausen cemetery , international youth center, Fritjof-Nansen-Realschule (access Ernst-Reuter-Straße), daseinstein , MVG depot tram , depot east (bus depot), Bogenhausener Tor (Bavaria Towers, under construction), numerous residential buildings listed in the list of monuments
U4 , U5 Max-Weber-Platz
use
User groups Pedestrian traffic , bicycle traffic , individual traffic , public transport
Road design two-lane carriageway in each direction of travel, partially separated by tram tracks
Technical specifications
Street length 1.9 km

The Einstein street is a Innerorts- and Arterial Road in Munich . It runs in the districts of Au-Haidhausen and Bogenhausen (districts of Haidhausen and Steinhausen ).

course

Daseinstein

The road forms part of the old country road from Munich towards Vienna via Mühldorf am Inn and Braunau am Inn . It begins at Max-Weber-Platz and continues there at an approximately right-angled bend along Innere Wiener Straße and the Max-Planck-Straße coming from the Maximilianeum in the extension of Maximilianstraße . From Max-Weber-Platz it leads south past the clinic on the right of the Isar , runs along the northern edge of Alt-Haidhausen, crosses Grillparzerstraße , leads north past the Fritjof-Nansen-Realschule . It then crosses the Leuchtenbergring (part of the Mittlerer Ring , there the daseinstein business center ). Beyond the Mittlerer Ring, the road runs at a certain distance from the Munich – Mühldorf railway line, past the Einsteinstraße depot of the Munich tram and past the bus depot further east (no. 130) to Vogelweideplatz . This is where the Richard Strauss Tunnel is threaded, which creates an underground, cross-free connection from the Mittlerer Ring. In addition, Prinzregentenstrasse is threaded through a traffic light-controlled intersection. At the Bogenhausener Tor (also Munich East City Portal) with its new high-rise development (Bavaria Towers), Einsteinstrasse merges into Töginger Strasse , which forms the transition to federal motorway 94 .

Tram line 19 runs through the street and was extended in 2016 to the Wendeschleife north of the Berg am Laim S-Bahn station . In addition, the tram depot is served via Einsteinstrasse.

The subway station of the same name is located under Max-Weber-Platz and branches off the U4 and U5 subway lines. The S-Bahn station of the same name is located near the intersection with the Leuchtenbergring and can be reached via the Leuchtenbergring tunnel .

history

The gasworks at Kirchstein , which operated until 1927, was located on the grounds of the tram and bus depots .

designation

Einsteinstraße was called Äußere Wiener Straße until 1956 , in the area around Vogelweideplatz it was called Am Kirchstein before it was incorporated into Munich . The name of the street today pays tribute to the physicist Albert Einstein and the music researcher Alfred Einstein .

Buildings under monument protection on the street

No. 28 ( Münchner Volkshochschule , 1890/91), No. 32, 34 (tenement houses, around 1900), No. 42 ( Unionsbräu , 1896, next to the Hofbräukeller the last remaining witness of the brewing industry in Haidhausen), No. 44 (tenement house , 1876), no.46, 46a, 48 (tenement houses, around 1900), no.54 - 62 straight (group of houses, 1925/26, by Fritz Beblo and Karl Meitinger ), no.74 (Haidhausen cemetery), no.99 (Tenement house, around 1870), nos. 101 - 109 odd (group of similar tenement houses, around 1860/70), no. 113 (tenement house, 1901), no.121, 123, 125, 127 (tenement houses, around 1900), no 131 (stately tenement house, around 1900), no.135 (tenement house, around 1900), no.143 (tenement house with oriel tower and gables, around 1900)

  • Former brewhouse of the Unionsbräu

  • Einsteinstrasse 28

  • Einsteinstrasse 143

literature

  • Hans Dollinger : The Munich street names. 6th edition, Südwest Verlag, Munich 2007, ISBN 978-3-517-08370-4 , p. 72.
  • Willibald Karl (Ed.): Bogenhausen. From a rural parish village to a posh district. Buchendorfer Verlag, Munich 1992, ISBN 3-927984-11-6 .
  • Roland Krack: Neighborhood. In Roland Krack (ed.): The Parkstadt Bogenhausen in Munich. Volk Verlag, Munich 2006, ISBN 3-937200-10-X , pp. 20-22.
  • Heinrich Habel, Klaus Merten, Michael Petzet, Siegfried von Quast: Munich facades. Town houses of historicism and art nouveau. Prestel Verlag, Munich 1974, ISBN 3-7913-0048-2 , p. 282.
  • Rambaldi: The Munich street names and their explanation. Piloty & Loehle, Munich 1894. p. 220 street name 704 - Wienerstraße, outer.
  • Heerde: Haidhausen. Upper Bavarian Archive, Volume 98, Munich City Archives 1974. pp. 269–271 Einstein / Äußere Wiener Straße.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Willibald Karl (ed.): Bogenhausen. From a rural parish village to a posh district. Buchendorfer Verlag, Munich 1992, ISBN 3-927984-11-6 .
  2. ↑ muenchenwiki.de
  3. ^ Gasworks am Kirchstein in the Munich Wiki

Web links

Commons : Einsteinstraße (Munich)  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Coordinates: 48 ° 8 ′ 8 ″  N , 11 ° 35 ′ 52 ″  E