List of Munich street names / F
The list of Munich street names lists the names of streets and squares in the Bavarian capital of Munich and also includes the meanings and circumstances of the naming. Currently valid street names are given in bold , names that are no longer valid after renaming or building over are given in italics .
Due to the large number of Munich street names, the list is divided into alphabetically sorted sub-lists.
Faberstrasse , Sendling-Westpark
- (1925) Lothar von Faber (1817–1896), German industrialist, founder of today's Faber-Castell stationery factory, ennobled in 1881
Fabinistraße , Trudering
- 1934: Theophil von Fabini (Fabinyi) (1822–1908), freedom hero of the Transylvanians, promoter of Germanness in Hungary
Fabrikstrasse ,
- (1835) → Thierschstrasse
Fabrikstrasse ,
- (1904) → Landshuter Allee
Fabrikstrasse , Aubing
- (1942) leads to a chemical factory in Aubing
Factory route ,
- (1835)
Fachnerstrasse , Laim
- (1922) Munich wholesalers and councilors family of Fachner
Fährwegl , Waldtrudering
- 1986 old field name
Färbergraben , old town
- (after 1490, before 1517) Moat on the first city wall, where dyers worked; formerly Sattlergässchen
Fäustlestrasse , Schwanthalerhöhe
- (1926) Johann Nepomuk von Fäustle (1828–1887), lawyer who u. a. was Bavarian Minister of Justice from 1871 to 1887
Fafnerstrasse , Nymphenburg
- (1931) Fafner , dragon figure from Nordic mythology in Richard Wagner's Ring des Nibelungen
Faganastrasse , Lerchenau
- (1947) Fagana - Preysing , Bavarian nobility and nobility, founder and sponsor of Feldmoching (first mentioned in 790)
Faistenbergerstrasse , Harlaching
- (1914) Andreas Faistenberger (1646–1735), sculptor who a. a. created the pulpit of the Munich Theatine Church
Faistenlohestrasse , Obermenzing
- (1947) Common name for the Aubinger Lohe in the 16th century
Falckenbergstrasse , old town
- (1968) Otto Falckenberg (1873–1947), director and dramaturge, director of the Münchner Kammerspiele
Falkenhorstweg , Forstenried
- (1955) Falcon nests in the nearby Forstenrieder Park
Falkensteinstrasse , Obergiesing
- (1952) Falkenstein castle ruins near Pfronten in the Allgäu, Germany's highest castle complex (1268 m), built around 1270/80
Falkenstrasse , Au
- (1957) Falkenau, named after a falconry that belonged to a hunting lodge of Duke Albrecht V in the 16th century
Falkenthurmgasse ,
- (1835)
Falkenturmstrasse , old town
- (1781) Falcon Tower (demolished in 1853); previously since 1540 probably Falkengässel
Falkweg , Pasing
- (1947) Johannes Daniel Falk (1768–1826), song poet, writer, founder of an institute for orphans
Fallmerayerstraße , Schwabing-West
- (1896) Jakob Philipp Fallmerayer (1790–1861), Professor of Philology and Universal History
Fallmereyerstrasse ,
- (1918) 26th and 27th districts
Fallstrasse , Sendling
- (1959) Fall , part of the Lenggries district, became known through Ludwig Ganghofer's novel “ The Hunter of Fall ” (1886). The old village had to give way to the Sylvenstein reservoir in 1957 , and a new place called Fall was built for the residents a few hundred meters higher on the road to Vorderriß before the valley was flooded .
Farchanter Strasse , Sendling-Westpark
- (1922) Farchant , municipality in the Garmisch-Partenkirchen district
Farinellistraße , Schwabing-West
- (1899) Farinelli , actually Carlo Broschi (1705–1782), Italian castrato singer
Farnweg , Großhadern
- (1947) Ferns , genus of plants
Pheasant Garden ,
- (1876)
Fasanenplatz ,
Fasanenstrasse , Obermenzing
- (1938) formerly area for pheasant hunting
Fasaneriestrasse , Neuhausen
- (around 1890) former pheasantry in Ebenau (part of the municipality of Nymphenburg)
Fasanerieweg ,
- (1876)
- (1904)
Fasangartenstrasse , Obergiesing
- (possibly in the 18th century) forester's house and the Fasangarten district
Fasanjägerstrasse , Ramersdorf
- (1959) electoral pheasant hunters in Perlach who supervised the pheasantry
Fasoltstrasse , Nymphenburg
- (1931) Fasolt , the giant from Richard Wagner's opera Rheingold
Fastlingerstrasse , Allach
- (1954) Maximilian Fastlinger (1866–1918), historian, collegiate canon and archbishop librarian of the Diocese of Freising
Fastlstrasse , Forstenried
- (1954) Augustin Fastl (1707–1767), "regulated Canon of Polling in Oberbaiern"
Fatimastrasse , Forstenried
- (1956) Fátima , Portuguese Marian pilgrimage site
Faulwiesenweg , Lochhausen
- (1953) Field name , Faulwiesen = swamp meadows
Faustnerweg , Solln
- (1947) Leonhard Bernhard Faustner (1815–1884), Munich painter
Fauststrasse , Waldtrudering
- (1930) Johann Georg Faust , healer, astrologer, alchemist, whose biography of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe for his work; († 1541 * in 1480) Faust inspired
Federgrasweg , Feldmoching-Hasenbergl
- (2019) Feather grass (Stipa pulcherrima ssp. Bavarica) from the sweet grass family
Federseestrasse , Lochhausen
- (1947) Federsee near Bad Buchau in Upper Swabia
Fehlnerweg , Pasing
- (1980) Georg Fehlner (1884–1953), Pasing city treasurer at a time when Pasing was still self-employed
Fehwiesenstrasse , Berg am Laim
- (1915) the Battle of Ampfing took place on the Fehwiese in 1322
Feichthofstrasse , Obermenzing
- (1947) former Feichthof in Menzing
Feichtmayrstrasse , Moosach
- (1925) Franz Xaver Feuchtmayer the Elder (1698–1763?), Plasterer of the baroque Wessobrunn school
Feichtstrasse , Neuperlach
- (1930) field name
Feigstrasse , Allach
- (1955) Michael Feig (1852–1919), Mayor of Allach
Feilitzschplatz , Schwabing
- 1933 renamed Danziger Freiheit , 1946 Münchener Freiheit , 1998 Münchner Freiheit
- (1891) Maximilian Alexander Freiherr von Feilitzsch (1834–1913), Bavarian State Minister of the Interior and Council of State (1881–1907), honorary citizen of the city of Munich
Feinhalsstrasse , Obermenzing
- (1965) Fritz Feinhals (1869–1940), opera singer, Royal Bavarian Chamber Singer
Feldafinger Platz , Obersendling
- (1921) Feldafing , municipality in the district of Starnberg
Feldafinger Strasse , Obersendling
- (1921) see above
Feldanger , Freimann
- (1950) field name
Feldbahnstrasse , Lerchenau
- (1921) formerly running here narrow-gauge field railway
Feldbergstrasse , Trudering
- (1932) Feldberg (mountain in the Black Forest) (1493 m), highest mountain in the Black Forest
Feldhüterweg , Lochhausen
- (1965) Field guards , people employed by municipalities to protect fields from thieves
Feldkirchener Strasse , Daglfing
- (1925) Feldkirchen , municipality in the district of Munich
Feldmeierbogen , Altaubing
- (1983) August Feldmeier (1900–1970), textile merchant whose textile company Feldmeier merged with Ludwig Beck on Rathauseck
Feldmochinger Seeweg , Feldmoching
- (1965) Way to Feldmochinger See
Feldmochinger Strasse , Moosach , Feldmoching
- (1913) Feldmoching , district of Munich
Feldstrasse upper ,
- (1876)
- (1904)
Feldstrasse lower ,
- (1876)
- (1904)
Dirt road ,
- (1835)
Felicitas-Füss-Strasse , Waldtrudering
- (1998) Felicitas Füss (1911–1993), city councilor in Munich
Felix-Buttersack-Weg , Untermenzing
- (1987) Felix Buttersack (1900–1986), publisher, editor-in-chief of Münchner Merkur and co-founder of the Ramadama rubble campaign
Felix-Dahn-Strasse , Herzogpark
- (1914) Felix Dahn (1834–1912), German professor of law, writer and historian
Felix-Fechenbach-Bogen , Schwabing-West
- (2002) Felix Fechenbach (1894–1933), private secretary of Kurt Eisner, whose murder he witnessed and wrote to as a journalist against the NSDAP; he was shot in 1933 on the way to protective custody at the Dachau concentration camp and died shortly afterwards
Fellererplatz , Solln
- (1972) Peter Fellerer (1879–1930), Sollner pastor. Previously Kirchplatz and from 1947 Diefenbachplatz .
Fellstrasse , Neuhausen
- (1928) Johann Fell (1851–1910), boiler maker, railway worker, founded the railway construction cooperative
Felsennelkenanger , Am Hart
- (2001) Rock carnations , plant genus
Fendstrasse , Schwabing
- (1891) Erasmus Fend (1532–1587), historical researcher and envoy to Duke Albrecht V of Bavaria
Feodor-Lynen-Strasse , Großhadern
- (1996) Feodor Lynen (1911–1979), Munich biochemist and Nobel Prize winner
Ferchenbachstrasse , Feldmoching
- (1947) the Ferchenbach , officially Feldmochinger Mühlbach, flows along the road
Ferchenseestrasse , Sendling
- (1925) Ferchensee , mountain lake near Mittenwald
Ferdinand-Kobell-Weg , Englschalking
- (1984) Ferdinand Kobell (1740–1799), landscape painter, engraver, etcher
Ferdinand-Maria-Strasse , Nymphenburg
- (1899) Ferdinand Maria (1636–1679), Elector of Bavaria
Ferdinand-Miller-Platz , Maxvorstadt
- (1887) Ferdinand von Miller (1813–1887), Bavarian ore caster, created the Bavaria statue as inspector of the royal ore foundry
Ferdinand-Schill-Strasse , Moosach
- (1913) Ferdinand von Schill , (1776–1809), German liberation fighter,
- The road no longer exists, it ran on the site of today's Westfriedhof
Fernpassstrasse , Sendling-Westpark
- 1925 Fernpass , mountain pass that connects the Inn and Loisach valleys
Finishing mill , Solln
- (1947) Ignaz Fertig (1809–1858), Munich lithographer; previously it was called Hartlstrasse .
Feserstrasse , Am Hart
- (1927) Johann Feser (1841–1896), German professor of veterinary medicine
Festingstrasse , Solln
- (1938) Franz Festing (1830–1902), pastor of the parish Pullach-Solln, founder of the association for the construction of the parish church of St. Johann Baptist .
Feuchtwangerstraße , Harthof
- (1964) Lion Feuchtwanger (1884–1958), Munich-born writer
Feuerbachstrasse , Obergiesing
- (1894) Paul Johann Anselm von Feuerbach (1775–1833), legal scholar, founder of German criminal law
Feuerbächl am ,
- (1876)
- (1904)
Feuerhausstrasse , Aubing
- (1942) fire house of the former independent community of Aubing; Today's fire station of the Munich Volunteer Fire Brigade - Aubing Department is located in the immediate vicinity at Ubostraße 11
Feuersteinstrasse , Englschalking
- (1934) Martin von Feuerstein (1856–1931), painter, representative of the Nazarenes
Feulnerweg , Ramersdorf
- (1962) Adolf Feulner (1884–1945), art historian
Fichtelgebirgstrasse ,
- (1918) 29th district
Fichtenhof , Aubing
- (1947) formerly located solitary courtyard
Fichtenweg , Freimann
- (1950) Spruce , plant genus in the pine family
Fideliostraße , Englschalking
- (1934) Fidelio , title character from the opera of the same name by Ludwig von Beethoven
Fiedlerstrasse , Parkstadt Solln
- (1955) Konrad Fiedler (1841–1895), art theorist
Filchnerstrasse , Forstenried
- (1965) Wilhelm Filchner (1877–1957), geophysicist, geodesist, explorer, led an Antarctic expedition in 1911/12
Filserbräugasse , old town
- (according to 1668, prior to 1780) Filserbräu brewery, which in the 1844 Löwenbrauerei opened
Filserbräustraße ,
- (1904)
- (1918)
Filserstrasse ,
- (1876)
Finauerstraße , Schwabing (east), Freimann (west)
- (1932) Finauerhof near Fröttmaning
Boulder road ,
- (1835) → Pettenkoferstrasse
Fingergasse , (see Maeistraße)
- (1835)
Fingerhutstrasse , Lerchenau
- (1995) Foxglove , genus of plant from the plantain family
Cinquefoil , Am Hart
- (2001) Finger herbs , genus of plants from the rose family
Finkenstrasse , Maxvorstadt
- (around 1830) Bartholomäus Fink, flour trader who owned a house there at the beginning of the 19th century
Finsingstrasse , Ramersdorf
- (1930) Finsing , municipality in the district of Erding
Finsterwalderstrasse , Untermenzing
- (1953) Sebastian Finsterwalder (1862–1951), mathematician and geodesist, professor at the Technical University of Munich
Firlestrasse , Altperlach
- (1931) Walther Firle (1859–1929), portrait and genre painter
Firstalmstrasse , Obergiesing
- (1952) Firstalm on Spitzingsattel in the Miesbach district
Fischartstrasse , Laim
- (1925) Johann Fischart (* around 1546 † 1591), writer, satirist
Fischbachauer Strasse , Obergiesing
- (1906) Fischbachau , municipality in the Miesbach district
Fischbachwiesenweg , Lochhausen
- (1952) Field name , water body name
Fischer-von-Erlach-Strasse , Pasing
- (1957) Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach (1656–1723), classicist Viennese master builder
Fischerstrasse ,
- (1876)
- (1904) connects the Quellenstrasse with the Hochstrasse
Fischerweg , Au
- (1934) Fischer , formerly resident there
Fischlstrasse , Feldmoching
- (1950) Max Fischl (1852–1926), Feldmochingen innkeeper who has made a name for himself in housing
Flantinstrasse , Laim
- (1930) Flantin, a Munich councilor family
Flaschträgerstrasse , Englschalking
- (1930) Wilhelm Flaschträger (1866–1930), last mayor of the Daglfing municipality, which was independent until 1930
- (1959) Innkeeper Johann Flaucher , who around 1870 had rededicated a forester's house there as the “Zum Flaucher” restaurant
Fleckhammerstrasse , Laim
- (1929) Munich councilor family Fleckhammer
Flecklanger , Freimann
- (1950) old field name
Fleischbankstrasse ,
- (1876)
Fleischerstrasse , Ludwigsvorstadt
- (1877) Proximity to the Munich slaughterhouse and cattle yard built there in 1876
Fleischmannstrasse , Solln
- (1947) Andreas Fleischmann (1811–1878), engraver; previously the street was called Heidestrasse .
Flemingstrasse , Herzogpark
- (1913) Paul Fleming (1609–1640), doctor and poet of the German Baroque
Flemischweg , Blumenau
- (1964) Karl Flemisch (1878–1937), Munich folk singer and comedian, partner of Karl Valentin, Liesl Karlstadt and Hans Blädl
Flensburger Strasse , Johanneskirchen
- (1935) Flensburg , the third largest city in Schleswig-Holstein, right on the border with Denmark
Fliederweg , Harlaching
- (1912) Lilacs from the olive family
Fly Street , Ludwigsvorstadt
- (around 1820) formerly located there "Fly Garden"
Flintsbacher Strasse , Laim
- (1925) Flintsbach am Inn , municipality in the Upper Bavarian district of Rosenheim
Flößergasse , Untersendling
- (1949) Since the 13th century, Isar rafting has been an important branch of industry for Bavaria for many centuries
Flötnerweg , Solln
- (1957) Peter Flötner (around 1485–1546), Swiss carver, wood cutter and architect.
Florastraße , Waldtrudering
- (1933) Flora , female given name after the ancient Roman goddess of spring
Florian-Geyer-Strasse , Sendling-Westpark
- (1947) Florian Geyer (around 1490–1525), Frankish imperial knight, temporary leader of the rebellious Tauber farmers known as the Schwarzer Haufen , who were bloodily suppressed in 1525
Floriansmühlstrasse , Freimann
- (1957) Florianskunstmühle, formerly located on the Schwabinger Bach
Flossenbürger Strasse , Giesing
- (1931) Flossenbürg , municipality in the Upper Palatinate Forest 1938–1945 Location of a concentration camp of the National Socialists
- (1948) Josef Flossmann (1862–1914), Munich sculptor, founding member of the Munich Secession, professor of sculpture at the Munich School of Applied Arts
Flossstrasse ,
- (1835)
Flotowstrasse , Laim
- (1925) Friedrich von Flotow (1812–1883), German composer of numerous operas, orchestral works and songs
Flüggenstrasse , Neuhausen
- (1891) Gisbert Flüggen (1811–1859), genre painter
Flughafen-Riem-Strasse , Messestadt Riem
- (2011) from 1939 to 1992, Munich Airport was located in Riem
Flunkgasse , Aubing
- (1947) old Aubingen house name
Flurstrasse , Haidhausen
- (1856) formed the eastern border between the Munich suburb and the Haidhausen corridor until around 1870
Flußaalweg , Trudering
- (1957) River eels from the eel family
Fockensteinstrasse , Obergiesing
- (1930) Fockenstein , 1564 m high mountain in the Mangfall Mountains west of the Tegernsee
Fodermayrstrasse , Moosach
- (1962) Joseph Fodermayr, teacher in Moosach from 1839 to 1859
Föhrenweg , Südgiesing
- (1938) Scots pine or pine , genus of plants from the pine family
Foehringer Allee ,
- (1918) 29th district
Foehringer Ring , Freimann
- (1959) Föhring, today divided into Oberföhring (Munich district) and Unterföhring (independent municipality)
Fontanestrasse , Herzogpark
- (1965) Theodor Fontane (1819–1898), writer, poet, journalist
Trout Route , Garden City Trudering
- (1935) Trout , from the salmon family
Forggenseestrasse , Obergiesing
- (1958) Forggensee , reservoir in the Bavarian Allgäu
Forst-Kasten-Allee , Fürstenried
- (1962) Forst Kasten , a foundation forest of the city of Munich, on the western city limits of Stockdorf
Forstenrieder Allee , Sendling
- (1960) Forstenried, district, incorporated into Munich in 1912
Forstenrieder Feldweg ,
- (1904)
Forstenriederstrasse ,
- (1879)
- (1904)
Forstenrieder Strasse , Thalkirchen-Obersendling-Forstenried-Fürstenried-Solln
- 1962 renamed Albert-Roßhaupter-Straße
Forster Strasse , Ramersdorf
- (1930) Forst an der Weinstrasse , Rhineland-Palatinate community
Forest road , Obermenzing
- (1938) Former hunting ground of the Bavarian ruling house, in the north of the Nymphenburg Palace Park
Fortnerstrasse , Lerchenau
- (1963) Andreas Fortner (1809–1862), Bohemian silversmith, painter and lithographer, worked in Munich from 1840
Fouquéstrasse , Pasing
- (1947) Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué (1777–1843), German romantic poet, writer
Fraasstrasse , Nymphenburg
- (1947) Carl Fraas (1810–1875), agricultural scientist, botanist, professor of agricultural studies at the University of Munich and specialist author
Francéstrasse , Untermenzing
- (1954) Raoul Heinrich Francé (1874–1943), Austro-Hungarian botanist, microbiologist and natural philosopher
Franckensteinstrasse , Pasing
- (1955) Clemens von Franckenstein (1875–1942), composer and last general manager of the royal Bavarian court and national theater
Frankaustraße , Feldmoching
- (1957) August Frankau (1878–1933), doctor of Jewish origin and co-author of several books on the subject of mountain rescue
Frankenstrasse ,
- (1879)
Frankenthaler Strasse , Ramersdorf
- (1980) Frankenthal , independent city in Rhineland-Palatinate, until 1946 part of Bavaria
Frankenwaldstrasse , Ramersdorf
- (1935) Franconian Forest , low mountain range in Northern Bavaria
Frankfurter Ring , Milbertshofen , Freimann , Schwabing
- (1957) Frankfurt am Main , the largest city in Hesse, seat of the Deutsche Bundesbank and the European Central Bank
Frankfurter Strasse ,
- (1904)
- (1918) 14th district
Frankplatz , Freimann
- (1931) Alois Ritter von Frank (1859–1940), member of the Bavarian state parliament and board member of the Deutsche Reichsbahn-Gesellschaft
Frans-Hals-Strasse , Solln
- (1947) Frans Hals (around 1580–1666), Dutch painter, until 1995 the spelling Franz-Hals-Straße was used, before 1947 it was called Terlaner Straße .
Franz-Hals-Strasse , Solln
- old spelling (1947–1995) of Frans-Hals-Straße
Franz-Albert-Strasse , Allach
- (1938) Franz-Xaver Albert (1729–1789), Munich innkeeper and city councilor
Franz-Behringer-Weg , Altperlach
- (1986) Franz Behringer (1902–1971), Munich City Councilor of the SPD
Franz-Eigl-Weg , Obergiesing
- (1985) Franz Eigl (1898–1983), politician, chairman of the Obergiesing district committee
Franz-Fackler-Strasse , Lerchenau
- (1963) Franz Fackler (1895–1963), businessman, persecuted by National Socialism, city councilor, chairman of the CSU parliamentary group in the Munich city council
Franz-Fendt-Weg , Neuperlach
- (1986) Franz Fendt (1892–1982), SPD politician, Bavarian Minister of Education 1945/46, 1950–1954 rector of the University of Political Sciences in Munich
Franz-Fihl-Strasse , Moosach
- (1913) Franz Fihl, temporary owner of the Pelkovenschlössl in Moosach
Franz-Fischer-Strasse , Bogenhausen
- (1918) Franz Fischer (1849–1918), musician, court music director, conductor at the first performances of Wagner operas
Franz-Gruber-Strasse , Ramersdorf
- (1932) Franz Gruber (1787–1863), Austrian composer of the Christmas carol "Silent Night"
Franz-Hauser-Weg , Obermenzing
- (1958) Franz Hauser (1794–1870), Bohemian-Austrian opera singer and singing teacher
Franz-Heubl-Strasse , Neuperlach
- (2020) Franz Heubl (1924–2001), German lawyer and CSU politician
Franziska-Bilek-Weg , Theresienhöhe
- (2003) Franziska Bilek (1906–1991), Munich-based draftsman and caricaturist
Franziskanerstrasse , Obere Au
- (1897) Franciscan cellar of the Franciscan brewery
Franziskanerweg ,
- (1881) led from Lilienberg to Hochstraße, renamed Franziskanerstraße in 1897
Franziska-Reindl-Platz , Thalkirchen
- (1965) Franziska Reindl (1887–1954), Munich City Councilor of the SPD
Franziska-Schmitz-Strasse , Neuhausen
- (2007) Franziska Schmitz (1759–1822), founded spinning mills for young women in Neuhausen-Nymphenburg and thus had great social and moral success
Franz-Josef-Delonge-Strasse , Neuaubing
- (2006) Franz Josef Delonge (1927–1988), from 1968 member of the city council for the CSU parliamentary group, its chairman from 1978 to 1984
Franz-Joseph-Strasse , Schwabing
- (1894) Franz Joseph I (1830–1916), from 1848 Emperor of Austria, married Elisabeth Duchess of Bavaria in 1854, known as Sisi
Franz Josephstrasse ,
- (1904) see above
Franz-Josef-Strauss-Ring , old town
- (1989), Franz Josef Strauss (1915–1988), German politician
Franz-Kaim-Strasse , Thalkirchen
- (1936) Franz Kaim (1856-1935). Concert organizer, founded a predecessor orchestra of what would later become the Munich Philharmonic
Franz-Kendler-Strasse , Großhadern
- (2005) Franz Kendler (1891–1960), pastor in Großhadern from 1937
Franz-Kötterl-Strasse , Feldmoching
- (1956) Franz Kötterl (1875–1938), mayor of the then still independent municipality of Feldmoching
Franz-Langinger-Strasse , Neupasing
- (2018) Franz Langinger (1885–1960), Pasinger City Councilor, from 1945 he was head of the Munich Housing Office
Franz-Mader-Strasse , Moosach
- (1958) Franz Xaver Mader and his wife set up a charitable foundation
Franz-Marc-Strasse , Moosach
- (1928) Franz Moritz Wilhelm Marc (1880–1916), Munich expressionist painter, co-founder of the editorial group Der Blaue Reiter
Franz-Metzner-Strasse , Am Hart
- (1934) Franz Metzner (1870–1919), Bohemian-Austrian sculptor, member of the Wiener Werkstätte
Franz-Nißl-Strasse , Allach
- (1947) Franz Nissl (1860–1919), psychiatrist and neuropathologist, professor at the Psychiatric University Clinic in Heidelberg
Franz-Prüller-Strasse , Au
- (1956) Franz Prüller (1805–1879), prompter at the Munich Residenztheater, theater writer
Franz-Reber-Weg , Solln
- (1959) Franz Reber (1834–1919), art historian working in Munich
Franz-Wardrobe-Strasse , Nymphenburg
- (1914) Franz de Paula von Wardrobe (1747–1835), Jesuit, botanist and entomologist, first director of the Old Botanical Garden in Munich
Franz-Senn-Strasse , Sendling-Westpark
- (1934) Franz Senn (1831–1884), Catholic priest and alpinist from Tyrol, 1869 co-founder of the German Alpine Club
Franz-Sperr-Weg , Lerchenau-West
- (1947) Franz Sperr (1878–1945), career officer, murdered as a resistance fighter around the Kreisau district against the Nazi regime on January 23, 1945 in Berlin-Plötzensee
Franz-Stenzer-Strasse , Pasing
- (1945) Franz Stenzer (1900–1933), a communist born in Planegg and a member of the Reichstag, murdered in 1933 in the Dachau concentration camp
Franz-Töpsl-Weg , Allach
- (1957) Franz Töpsl (1711–1796) Catholic provost of the Augustinian Canons of Polling, representative of the Catholic Enlightenment in Bavaria
Franz-von-Rinecker-Strasse , Sendling / Thalkirchen
- (2003) Franz von Rinecker (1811–1883), doctor, professor, founder of the first university children's clinic in Würzburg
Franz-Weigl-Weg , Lerchenau
- (1964) Franz Xaver Weigl (1878–1952), pedagogue, board member of the southern German section of the "Association for Christian Educational Science"
Franz-Werfel-Strasse , Englschalking
- (1983) Franz Werfel (1890–1945), Jewish Bohemian-Austrian writer, emigrated in 1938 and died in Beverly Hills in 1945 as a US citizen
Franz-Wolter-Strasse , Oberföhring
- (1935) Franz Wolter (1865–1932), painter and art historian, president of the Münchner Alterthumsverein and from 1906 first chairman of the association for Christian art
Franz-Wüllner-Strasse , Obermenzing
- (1947) Franz Wüllner (1832–1902), composer, conductor and professor. Head of the conservatory in Dresden
Franzstrasse , Schwabing
- (around 1890) Franz Maria Luitpold von Bayern (1875–1957), major general in the Bavarian Army in World War I on the western front near Verdun and in Flanders
Frasdorfer Strasse , Obergiesing
- (1932) Frasdorf , municipality in the Upper Bavarian district of Rosenheim
Frau-Holle-Strasse , Perlach
- (1930) Frau Holle , fairy tale character in the children's and household tales by the Brothers Grimm
Frau-von † -Straße , Riem
- (1932) Uta von Rott am Inn (1015 or 1028-1086), Countess Palatine of Bavaria
Frauenalplweg , Waldtrudering
- (1949) Frauenalpl, 2202 m high mountain in the Wetterstein Mountains , south of Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Frauenchiemseestrasse , Ramersdorf
- (1945) Frauenchiemsee , one of the three islands in the Chiemsee, seat of the Frauenwörth monastery
Frauendorferstrasse , Obermenzing
- (1938) Heinrich von Frauendorfer (1855–1921), Minister of Transport in Bavaria and also during the time of the Munich Soviet Republic
Frauendreißigerstrasse , Ramersdorf
- (2013) Frauendreißiger describes the time between the Assumption of Mary and the name of the Virgin
Frauenhoferstrasse
- (1835) → Fraunhoferstrasse
Frauenlobstraße , Isarvorstadt
- (1899) Heinrich von Meißen (1250–1260), called Frauenlob , medieval poet
Lady's Mantle , Am Hart
- (2001) Lady's mantle plant genus within the rose family
Frauenplatz , old town
- (before 1815) the former chapel of Our Lady, on the site of which today's Frauenkirche was built
Frauenschuhstrasse , Lerchenau-West
- (1947) Frauenschuh , genus from the orchid family
Frauenstädtstrasse , Milbertshofen
- (1956) Julius Frauenstädt (1813–1879), philosophical writer
Frauenstrasse , old town
- (around 1810) Frauenstrasse, part of the Altstadtring, reason for naming controversial
Frauenwörther Strasse , Nymphenburg
- (1982) Frauenwörth , women's monastery on an island on the Chiemsee
Frauenwörthstrasse ,
- (1918) 17th district
Fraunbergplatz , Thalkirchen
- (1900) Fraunberg , a Bavarian aristocratic family with headquarters in Fraunberg, Erding district
Fraunbergstrasse , Thalkirchen
- (1900) see above
Fraunhoferstrasse , Isarvorstadt
- (1830) Joseph von Fraunhofer (1787–1826), German optician and physicist
Freda-Wuesthoff-Weg , Englschalking
- (1997) Freda Wuesthoff (1896–1956), German patent attorney and pacifist, one of the founders of the organized peace movement in Germany
Freibadstrasse , Untergiesing
- (1856) Way to the local swimming pool
Freibergseestrasse , Obersendling
- (1925) Freibergsee , lake south of Oberstdorf in the Swabian district of Oberallgäu
Freiburger Platz , Laim
- (1912) Freiburg im Breisgau , independent city and university town in the south of Baden-Württemberg
Freidankstraße , Waldperlach
- (1930) Freidank , († approx. 1233), medieval poet and vagabond from Swabia or Alsace
Freienfelsstrasse , Neuaubing
- (1945) Freienfels Palace , palace complex in Freienfels, part of the town of Hollfeld in the Bayreuth district
- (1974) Gut Freiham on the western city limits of Munich
Freihamer Weg , Aubing
- (1942) see above
Freiherr-von-Pechmann-Weg , Maxvorstadt / English Garden
- (2000) Wilhelm Freiherr von Pechmann (1859–1948); Pedestrian path along Koeniginstrasse
Freilandstrasse , Lochhausen
- (1942) Free-range colony, housing estate in Lochhausen
Freilassinger Strasse , Berg am Laim
- (1929) Freilassing , border town to Austria in the Upper Bavarian district of Berchtesgadener Land
Freiligrathstrasse , Milbertshofen
- (1924) Ferdinand Freiligrath (1810–1876), German poet
Freimanner Bahnhofstrasse , Freimann
- (1932) Freimann marshalling yard
Freimanner Strasse ,
- (1918) 27th district, today Frankfurter Ring
Freischützstrasse , Englschalking
- (1934) Freischütz , title character in an opera by Carl Maria von Weber
Freisinger Landstrasse , Freimann
- (1950) Freising , Upper Bavarian city and district north of Munich
Freisinger Strasse , Berg am Laim
- (1925) see above
Frei-Otto-Strasse , Schwabing-West
- (2019) Frei Otto (1925–2015), German architect, architectural theorist and university professor
Freseniusstrasse , Obermenzing
- (1945) Carl Remigius Fresenius (1818–1897), German analytical chemist, founder of today's SGS Institut Fresenius
Freudenbergerweg , Au
- (1991) Josef Freudenberger (1854–1928), doctor and local researcher, initiated women's gymnastics in 1905 in what was then the Au-Munich gymnastics club
Freudstrasse , Hasenbergl
- (1930) Sigmund Freud (1856–1939), Austrian neurologist, founder of psychoanalysis
Freybergweg , Untermenzing
- (1956) Max Prokop Freiherr von Freyberg (1789–1851), archivist and historian
Freystrasse , Schwabing
- (1890) Johann Franz Frey (1821–1888), textile manufacturer, founder of the Lodenfrey company
Freyunger Strasse , Obergiesing
- (1931) Freyung , district town of the Freyung-Grafenau district in Lower Bavaria
Friauler Strasse , Untergiesing
- (1957) Friuli , landscape in northern Italy, bordering Carinthia and Slovenia
Frickastrasse , Nymphenburg
- (1900) Frigga or Fricka , Norse goddess, consort of Odin
Frickhingerweg , Untermenzing
- (1960) Hans Walther Frickhinger (1889–1955), zoologist and scientific writer
Friedastraße , Solln
- (around 1910) Frieda , first name of a daughter of Jakob Heilmann , who was involved in the construction of the Solln villa colony.
Friedberger Strasse , Laim
- (1922) Friedberg (Bavaria) , city, bordering Augsburg
- (1901) former Friedenheim manor nearby
Friedenheimer Strasse , Laim
- (1901) see above
- (1932) Remembrance of the end of the First World War
Friedenstrasse , Berg am Laim
- (1876) supra, presumably on the Franco-German War 1870-71 based
Friedhofgasse , Allach
- (1938) leads to the Allach cemetery
Friedhofweg , Solln
- (1938) leads to the Sollner cemetery
Friedlandweg , Am Hart
- (1979) Friedland , Bohemian town in the Jizera Mountains
Friedrich-Beck-Strasse , Neuperlach
- (1976) Friedrich Beck (1806–1888), poet, writer, high school professor and scholar
Friedrich-Berber-Weg , Ramersdorf-Perlach
- (1986) Friedrich Berber (1898–1984), international lawyer and state philosopher, professor at the University of Munich
- Renamed to Brunnthaler Weg in 2016 because of the recipient's National Socialist past
Friedrich-Brugger-Weg , Sendling-Westpark
- (1929) Friedrich Brugger (1815–1870), Munich sculptor, made several busts for the Hall of Fame
Friedrich-Creuzer-Strasse , Trudering
- (1949) Friedrich Creuzer (1771–1858), classical philologist, orientalist and mythologist, professor at Heidelberg University
Friedrich-Domin-Weg , Neuperlach
- (1981) Friedrich Domin (1902–1961), German actor and theater director, from 1934 in the ensemble of the Münchner Kammerspiele
Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse , Neuharlaching
- (1945) Friedrich Ebert (1871–1925), SPD politician, First Reich President of the Weimar Republic
Friedrich-Eckart-Strasse , Englschalking
- (1934) Friedrich Eckart (1828–1907), chemist, owner of a canning factory in Zamdorf, which was closed in 1964
Friedrich-Engels-Bogen , Neuperlach
- (1970) Friedrich Engels (1820–1895), philosopher, social theorist, textile manufacturer
Friedrich-Hebbel-Strasse , Sendling-Westpark
- (1927) Friedrich Hebbel (1813–1863), playwright and poet
Friedrich-Herschel-Strasse , Bogenhausen
- (1926) Friedrich Wilhelm Herschel (1738–1822), English astronomer and musician born in Hanover, discovered the planet Uranus and its ring system
Friedrich-König-Weg , Obermenzing
- (1954) Friedrich Koenig (1774–1833), inventor of the high-speed press and founder of the Koenig & Bauer company in Würzburg, which still exists today
Friedrich-List-Strasse , Sendling-Westpark
- (1925) Friedrich List (1789–1846), economic theorist, entrepreneur and railway pioneer, pioneer for the German Customs Union established in 1834
Friedrich-Loy-Strasse , Schwabing-West
- (1961) Friedrich Loy (1886–1960), Protestant parish priest in Munich's Matthäuskirche on Sendlinger-Tor-Platz
Friedrich-Panzer-Weg , Waldperlach
- (1955) Friedrich Panzer (1794–1854), architect, ministerial building advisor and collector of sagas
Friedrich-Rein-Weg , Obermenzing
- (1958) Friedrich Rein (1893–1948), composer, conductor, co-founder of the Munich Tower Music
Friedrichshafener Strasse , Aubing
- (1971) Friedrichshafen on Lake Constance, district town in Baden-Württemberg
Friedrichstrasse , Schwabing-West
- (1894) Friedrich III. (1831–1888), King of Prussia and German Emperor for 99 days
Friedrich-von-Pauli-Strasse , Laim
- (2011) Friedrich August von Pauli (1802–1883), civil engineer, pioneer of railway bridge construction
Friedrich-Zahn-Strasse , Untermenzing
- (1947) Friedrich Zahn (1869–1946), political scientist, statistician
Friesenstrasse , Trudering
- (1951) Frisians , population group living on the German and Dutch North Sea coasts
Friesplatz , Waldtrudering
- (1931) Jakob Friedrich Fries (1773–1843), German philosopher, professor at the universities of Heidelberg and Jena
Frietingerweg , Freimann
- (1985) Frieda Frietinger (1912–1981), pharmacist, donated a large amount of money for the Munich geriatric care
Frihindorfstrasse , Obermenzing
- (1947) Mago von Frihindorf, early medieval feudal lord in Menzing
Frillenseestrasse , Obersendling
- (1925) Frillensee , Upper Bavarian Lake in the Chiemgau Alps, Traunstein district
Frithjofstrasse , Herzogpark
- (1925) Frithjof, figure from the Norse hero saga
Fritz-Baer-Strasse , Forstenried
- (1927) Fritz Baer (1850–1919), Munich painter
Fritz-Bauer-Strasse , Aubing
- (2017) Fritz Bauer (1903–1968), lawyer and involved in the Frankfurt Auschwitz trials as attorney general
Fritz-Berne-Strasse , Pasing
- (1947) Fritz Berne (1880–1938), councilor, owner of the Pasinger last factory
Fritz-Endres-Strasse , Sendling
- (2002) Fritz Endres (* 1877; † 1963) was a coppersmith in Munich. Between 1912 and 1918 he was a member of the Bavarian State Parliament. March 1919 - May 1919 he was Bavarian Minister of Justice and June 1919 - March 1920 Bavarian Minister of the Interior.
Fritz-Erler-Strasse , Neuperlach
- (1973) Fritz Erler (1913–1967), SPD politician, expert on defense issues, member of the German Bundestag
Fritz-Hommel-Weg , Schwabing
- (1984) Fritz Hommel (1854–1936), German orientalist, professor for Semitic languages at the University of Munich
Fritz-Kortner-Bogen , Neuperlach
- (1981) Fritz Kortner (1892–1970), Jewish-Austrian actor, film and theater director
Fritz-Lange-Strasse , Giesing
- (1954) Fritz Lange (1864–1952), German orthopedic surgeon, professor at Munich University
Fritz-Lutz-Strasse , Englschalking
- (1996) Fritz Lutz (1917–1995), Munich teacher, local history researcher and author
Fritz-Meyer-Weg , Oberföhring
- (1964) Fritz Meyer (1884–1934), brickworks owner. last mayor of the community before it was incorporated into Munich
Fritz-Reuter-Strasse , Pasing
- (1938) Fritz Reuter (1810–1874), important poet and writer of the Low German language
Fritz-Schäffer-Strasse , Neuperlach
- (1973) Fritz Schäffer (1888–1967), politician of the Bavarian People's Party, first Bavarian Prime Minister after the Second World War, Federal Minister of Finance from 1949 to 1957, Federal Minister of Justice from 1957 to 1961
Fritz-Schuster-Strasse , Schwabing-West
- (2019) Fritz Schuster (1917–2010), Chairman of the Works Council of Josef Rathgeber AG, longtime SPD city council member (1956–1990)
Fritz-Winter-Strasse , Schwabing
- (2011) Fritz Winter (1905–1976), abstract painter, graduate of the Bauhaus School, banned from painting and exhibition by the National Socialists
Fritz-Wunderlich-Platz , Pasing
- (1981) Fritz Wunderlich (1930–1966), opera singer (lyric tenor)
Frobeniusweg , Waldtrudering
- (1963) Leo Frobenius (1873-1938), ethnologist
Frobenstrasse , Alt-Riem
- (1945) Emanuel Froben (1640–1675), stable master of Elector Friedrich Wilhelm von Brandenburg, killed in the battle against Sweden near Fehrbellin
Froebelplatz , Laim
- (1932) Friedrich Fröbel (1782–1852), educator, student of Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi, founder of the kindergarten
Fröhlichstrasse , Solln
- (1947) Bernhard Fröhlich (1823–1885), painter and illustrator. The street was previously called Wiesenstrasse .
Frohnloher Strasse , Fürstenried
- (1921) Frohnloh , a settlement near Gauting in the municipality of Krailling
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Frohschammerstrasse , Milbertshofen
- (1913) Jakob Frohschammer (1821–1893), Catholic theologian, priest and philosopher, private lecturer at Munich University, professor at the philosophical faculty
Fromundstrasse , Giesing
- (1959) Froumund or Fromund von Tegernsee (* approx. 960; † between 1008 and 1012), Benedictine monk in the Tegernsee monastery, delegated to the Feuchtwangen monastery in the Ansbach district in order to revive it
Froschkönigweg , Waldperlach
- (1980) The Frog King or the Iron Heinrich , old German fairy tale from the children's and household tales of the Brothers Grimm
Fröschweilerstrasse ,
- (1918) 14th district
Fröttmaninger Strasse , Schwabing
- (1920) Fröttmaning , detached from the Garching community in 1931 and incorporated into Munich, location of the Allianz Arena
Frötzweg , Freimann
- (1950) field name
Frühaufstrasse , Untermenzing
- (1954) Frühauf , family name
Frühholzstrasse , Forstenried
- (1962) Johann Frühholz, bell caster, cast one of the bells from St. Ulrich in Munich in 1844
Spring Ranger , Lerchenau
- (1960) Hallway name
Spring road ,
- (1835)
Frundsbergstrasse , Neuhausen
- (1893) Georg von Frundsberg (1473–1528), Landsknechtführer from Mindelheim, important imperial field captain in the battles for Northern Italy
Fuchsienstrasse , Lerchenau
- (1945) Fuchsias , genus of plants from the evening primrose family
Fuchsstrasse , Schwabing
- (1901) Johann Nepomuk von Fuchs (1774–1856), chemist and mineralogist, royal Bavarian privy councilor and Oberbergrat
Fuehrerstrasse ,
Führichstrasse , Ramersdorf
- (1908) Joseph Ritter von Führich (1800–1876), Bohemian-Austrian painter of religious subjects (“Nazarenes”) and history painter
Füllstrasse , Harlaching
- (1914) Franz Füll von Windach, businessman, Munich patrician and councilor, donated the 'Ecce Homo Altar' in Munich Cathedral around 1600
Fürkhofstrasse , Oberföhring
- (1988) Fürkhof, name of an abandoned farm
Fürstenackerstraße , Solln
- (1936) Fürstenacker, field name
Fürstenbergplatz ,
- (1918) 25th district
Fürstenbergstrasse , Schwabing-West
- (1913) Hermann Egon von Fürstenberg (1627–1674), Chief Chamberlain of the Bavarian Elector Ferdinand Maria
Fürstenfeldergasse ,
- (1873)
Fürstenfelderstrasse ,
- (1835)
Fürstenfelder Strasse , old town
- (before 1930) Fürstenfelderhof, former property of the Fürstenfeld monastery in Fürstenfeldbruck , built around 1289
Fürstenrieder Strasse , Laim , Hadern , Sendling-Westpark
- (1901) Fürstenried , Munich district
Fürstenstrasse ,
- (1835) → Fürstenstrasse
Fürstenstrasse , Maxvorstadt
- (1820) connected the Munich residence with Nymphenburg Palace and Schleissheim Palace
Fürth place ,
- (-1958)
Fuerth Street ,
- (1958) Fürth , city in Middle Franconia
Füssener Strasse , Forstenried
- (1930) Füssen , town in the Swabian district of Ostallgäu
Fuetererstrasse , Neuhausen
- (1894) Ulrich Fueterer , painter, chronicler and poet of the 15th century at the court of the Bavarian dukes
Fugelstrasse , Obermenzing
- (1949) Gebhard Fugel (1863–1939), painter, specialized in Christian motifs
Fuggerstrasse , Lerchenau
- (1907) Fugger , Swabian merchant family from Augsburg, ennobled in 1511
Funkerstrasse , Neuhausen
- (1938) Radio troop , formerly stationed in the Max II barracks
Funtenseestrasse , Trudering
- (1949) Funtensee , Karst lake in the Steinernes Meer mountain range in the Berchtesgaden National Park
Furt cleared , Fröttmaning
Furtwänglerstrasse , Nymphenburg
- (1922) 1) Adolf Furtwängler (1853–1907), classical archaeologist, director of the Glyptothek and the Antiquarium in Munich
- 2) Wilhelm Furtwängler (1886–1954), son of Adolf F., conductor, music writer and composer
Fuststrasse , Nymphenburg
- (1904) Johannes Fust (1400–1466), printer and publisher from Mainz, at times business partner of Johannes Gutenberg, whom he helped out with a loan
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s Hans Dollinger: Die Münchner Straßeennamen. 7th edition. Südwest-Verlag, Munich, 2007, ISBN 978-3-517-08370-4
- ↑ Wolfgang Wegner: Fachner. In: Werner E. Gerabek , Bernhard D. Haage, Gundolf Keil , Wolfgang Wegner (eds.): Enzyklopädie Medizingeschichte. De Gruyter, Berlin / New York 2005, ISBN 3-11-015714-4 , p. 387 (relating to the author of a medical prescription collection from the late 15th century).
- ^ Hans Dollinger: The Munich street names. 5th edition. Ludwig Verlag, Munich 2004, ISBN 3-7787-5174-3 , p. 77.
- ^ Building lines in Munich, Sattlergässchen (Färbergraben) , State Archives Munich. in the German Digital Library
- ↑ Faustnerweg. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Street renaming Federgrasweg. Retrieved May 21, 2019 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Felicitas-Füss-Straße. Retrieved September 30, 2019 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Felix-Fechenbach-Bogen. Retrieved September 30, 2019 .
- ↑ Fellererplatz. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Felsennelkenanger. Retrieved September 30, 2019 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Feodor-Lynen-Straße. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ↑ Finishing mill. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .
- ↑ Festingstrasse. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .
- ↑ Helga Pfoertner: Living with history. Vol. 1, Literareron, Munich 2001, ISBN 3-89675-859-4 , p. 108 ( PDF; 1.1 MB ( Memento from April 28, 2014 in the Internet Archive ))
- ↑ Fiedlerstrasse. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Fingerkrautanger. Retrieved September 30, 2019 .
- ↑ Fleischmannstrasse. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .
- ↑ Flötnerweg. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .
- ↑ State capital Munich editorial office: Flughafen-Riem-Straße. Retrieved September 30, 2019 .
- ↑ a b Frans-Hals-Strasse. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .
- ↑ State Capital Munich Editor: Street renaming Franz-Heubl-Straße. Retrieved February 7, 2020 .
- ↑ Franziska-Bilek-Weg , on muenchen.de
- ↑ State Capital Munich Editor: Franziska-Schmitz-Straße. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Franz-Josef-Delonge-Straße. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ^ Franz-Kendler-Straße , on muenchen.de
- ↑ State capital Munich, editorial office: Street renaming Franz-Langinger-Straße. Retrieved March 16, 2018 .
- ↑ Franz Reber Way. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .
- ↑ Helga Pfoertner: Living with history. Vol. 3, Literareron, Munich 2005, ISBN 3-8316-1026-6 , p. 69 ( PDF; 6.0 MB ( memento from June 26, 2008 in the Internet Archive ))
- ^ Franz-von-Rinecker-Straße , on muenchen.de
- ↑ State Capital Munich Editor: Frauendreißigerstrasse. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ↑ State Capital Munich Editor: Frauenmantelanger. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Freda-Wuesthoff-Weg. Retrieved October 1, 2019 .
- ↑ according to the Maxvorstadt district committee ( memento of December 13, 2013 in the Internet Archive ), not listed in the official city map
- ↑ State Capital Munich Editor: Street renaming Frei-Otto-Straße. Retrieved October 11, 2019 .
- ↑ Friedastrasse. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .
- ↑ State Capital Munich Editor: Friedrich-von-Pauli-Straße. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ↑ State capital Munich, editorial office: Street renaming: Fritz-Bauer-Straße. Retrieved July 2, 2017 .
- ↑ State Capital Munich Editor: Fritz-Endres-Straße. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Fritz-Lutz-Straße. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ↑ State Capital Munich Editor: Street renaming Fritz-Schuster-Straße. Retrieved October 11, 2019 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Fritz-Winter-Straße. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ↑ Fröhlichstrasse. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .
- ↑ Fürstenackerstrasse. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .