List of Munich street names / G
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 Currently valid street names are given in bold , names that are no longer valid after renaming or building over are given in italics .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.
Gabelsbergerstrasse , Maxvorstadt
- (1862) Franz Xaver Gabelsberger (1789–1849), stenographer, inventor of a shorthand system
Gaberlstrasse , Großhadern
- (1938) Großhadern family name
Gablonzer Strasse , Am Hart
- (1954) Gablonz, the former German name of the northern Czech city of Jablonec nad Nisou , known for its jewelry industry
Gabriele-Münter-Strasse , Parkstadt Solln
- (1964) Gabriele Münter (1877–1962), painter and graphic artist
Gabrielenplatz ,
Gabrielenstrasse , Neuhausen
- (1901) Marie Gabriele in Bavaria (1878–1912), married Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria in 1900
Gabriel-Max-Strasse , Harlaching
- (1914) Gabriel von Max (1840–1915), painter, professor of history painting at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Munich
Gaggenaystrasse , Moosach
- (1947) Gaggenay, family of wine merchants from Munich
Gaiglstrasse , Maxvorstadt
- (1890) Sebastian Gaigl (1797–1876), owner of a pawn shop, donated 328,000 gold marks to the municipal orphanage
Gailenreuther Strasse , Aubing
- (1947) Castle Gaillreuth near Ebermannstadt in the Upper Franconian district of Forchheim
Gailkircherstrasse , Obermenzing
- (1947) Georg Gailkircher, Menzing's carer
Gaisbergstrasse , Haidhausen
- (1900) Gaisberg, a heavily defended hill near Wissembourg (Weißenburg / Alsace), captured by Bavarian and Prussian troops in the first days of the Franco-German War in 1870/71
Gaishoferstrasse , Laim
- (1929) Gaishofer, a Munich councilor family
Gaißacher Strasse , Sendling
- (1904) Gaißach , a town near Bad Tölz, whose inhabitants took part in the Oberland peasant uprising against the Austrian occupation in 1705
Galeriestraße , Altstadt-Lehel
- (around 1783) until the opening of the Pinakotheken in 1836, the state painting collections were located there
Galileiplatz , Bogenhausen
- (1906) Galileo Galilei (1564–1642), Italian polymath, philosopher, mathematician, physicist and astronomer
Gallmayerstrasse , Au
- (1898) Joseph Gallmayer (1716–1790), mechanic, inventor, manufactured a multitude of machines of the most varied kinds, for example a wooden clock with planets and moving figures, artificial limbs for amputees, machines for draining swamps
Galopperstrasse , Riem
- (1968) after the nearby Riem racecourse
Galvanistraße ,
- (1918) 22nd district
Gammelsdorfer Strasse , Berg am Laim
- (1877) Gammelsdorf in the Freising district
Gammelsdorfstrasse ,
- (1879)
Gamsjochstrasse ,
Ganghoferstrasse , Schwanthalerhöhe
- (1878) Jörg von Halspach , called Jörg Ganghofer (* before 1441; † 1488), builder and architect of the late Gothic
Gänsbühel ,
- (1835) now Raspstrasse
Gänselieselstrasse , Waldperlach
- (1930) Gänseliesel , fairy tale character
Ganzenmüllerstrasse , Allach-Untermenzing
- (1956) Theodor Ganzenmüller (1864–1937), mechanical engineer with a focus on brewery technology. Professor at the Royal Bavarian Academy for Agriculture and Brewing in Weihenstephan
Garatshausener Strasse , Obersendling
- (1921) Garatshausen , part of the Feldafing community in the Starnberg district
Garchinger Strasse , Alte Heide-Hirschau
- (around 1921) Garching near Munich , town in the Munich district
Gareisstrasse , Am Hart
- (1934) Karl von Gareis (1844–1923), lawyer and specialist author, professor in Munich from 1902 to 1917
Garmischer Strasse , Schwanthalerhöhe / Sendling-Westpark
- (1925) Garmisch, district of the market Garmisch-Partenkirchen and district main town
Garden in english ,
- (1835)
Gartenstadtstrasse , Gartenstadt Trudering
- (1932) Gartenstadt Trudering, a settlement founded in 1917 in the Trudering district, which was incorporated into Munich in 1932
Gartenstrasse , Schwabing-West
- (1913) there used to be numerous gardens here
Gartenstrasse upper ,
- (1835)
Gartenstrasse lower ,
- (1835)
Gärtnerplatz , Isarvorstadt
- (1863) Friedrich von Gärtner (1791–1847), architect and builder of numerous famous buildings in Munich
Gärtnerstrasse , Moosach
- (1913) former district of flower and vegetable gardeners
Gärtnerweg ,
- (1879)
Gasparistraße , Solln
- (1947) Giovanni Paolo Gaspari (1714–1775), Italian architectural painter and set designer. The street was previously called Eichenstrasse .
Gassenfleckl , Freimann
- (1950) old field name
Gassnerstrasse , Nymphenburg
- (1900) a Gaßner family owned the site on which Nymphenburg Palace stands
Gasteig on ,
- (1835)
Gasteigstrasse ,
- (1832)
Gatterburgstrasse , Laim
- (1938) Gatterburg , a palace built in 1817 in the Pasing district of Munich, now houses offices
Gaussstrasse , Bogenhausen
- (1910) Carl Friedrich Gauß (1777–1855), German mathematician, astronomer, physicist and geodesist. Professor in Göttingen
Gauthierstrasse ,
- (1918) 19th district
Gautinger Strasse , Fürstenried
- (1921) Gauting , municipality in the district of Starnberg
Gebelestrasse , Bogenhausen
- (1914) Joseph Gebele (1853–1910), teacher at various Munich schools, author of books on the subject of education in Munich and on the history of the Enlightenment in Bavaria
Gebhardweg , Obermenzing
- (1947) Gebhard von Menzingen, local nobility, named in a document from 1247
Gebrüder-Ott-Weg , Pasing
- (1985) Martin (1883–1957) and Valentin Ott (1886–1971), architects and artists, built numerous buildings in Pasing and Obermenzing
Gebsattelstrasse , Au
- (1897) Lothar Anselm von Gebsattel (1761–1846), first Archbishop of Munich and Freising
Gedingweg , Lochhausen
- (1966) old field name
Gedonstrasse , Schwabing
- (1897) Lorenz Gedon (1844–1883) sculptor, interior designer of neoclassicism and neo-baroque
Gehrenäckerweg , Lochhausen
- (1952) Field name , perhaps traced back to Ger or Gehr = wedge-shaped hallway
Gehwolfweg , Harlaching
- (1982) Annemarie Gehwolf (1920–1978), donated approx. 400,000 DM for the Munich Kindl-Heim
Geibelstrasse , Bogenhausen
- (1899) Emanuel Geibel (1815–1884), German poet whose poems were set to songs by composers such as Robert Schumann, Hugo Wolf or Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdi
Geierstrasse ,
- (1832) → Geyerstrasse
Geigelsteinstrasse , Berg am Laim
- (1920) Geigelstein , 1808 m high mountain in the Chiemgau Alps
Geigenbergerstrasse , Parkstadt Solln
- (1955) Otto Geigenberger (1881–1946), painter of the Munich Secession
Geigerplatz ,
- (1918) 25th district
Geigerstrasse , Laim
- (1936) Tobias Geiger (1575 – around 1658), doctor from Rosenheim, 1601 city doctor in Munich, senior field doctor in the Bavarian army
Geiselgasteigstrasse , Harlaching
- (1900) Geiselgasteig , part of the community of Grünwald
Geisenbrunner Strasse , Fürstenried
- (1921) Geisenbrunn , part of the community Gilching in the district of Starnberg
Geisenfelder Strasse , Laim
- (1922) Geisenfeld , town in the Upper Bavarian district of Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm
Geisenhausenerstrasse , Obersendling
- (1934) Family of the counts of Geisenhausen from the Landshut area, who died out in 980
Honeysuckle Street , Lerchenau
- (1947) Honeysuckle , a family of plants in the card-like order
Geitauer Strasse , Thalkirchen
- (1925) Geitau , part of the Bayrischzell community in the Miesbach district
Geitnerweg , Waldtrudering
- (1947) Melchior Geitner (1869–1945), Truderinger citizen
Gelbhofstrasse , Großhadern
- (1958) Gelbhof, a Hadern farm name
Gelfratstrasse , Neuhausen
- (1929) Gelfrat, a legendary figure from the Nibelungenlied
Gellertstrasse , Herzogpark
- (1914) Christian Fürchtegott Gellert (1715–1769), German poet and moral philosopher
Geltinger Strasse , Obersendling
- (1929) Gelting , 1978 part of the district of Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen incorporated into Geretsried
Gemingstrasse , Daglfing
- (1930) Gustav Geming (1837–1893), Munich humorist and writer
General-Kalb-Weg , settlement at Perlacher Forst
- (1956) Johann von Kalb (1721–1780), Franco-German general, fought against the British during the American Revolution and died in the Battle of Camden (South Carolina)
Geneva Square , Forstenried
- (1960) Geneva , capital of the French-speaking canton of the same name in Switzerland
Genoveva-Schauer-Platz , Haidhausen
- (1998) Genoveva Schauer (1898–1962), owner of a carpet weaving mill, from 1953 SPD city councilor
Genovevaweg , Laim
- (1957) Genoveva Winkler (1831–1908), teacher of the Pasing children for 40 years, alternatively based on the Genoveva game, once the most popular folk piece in Bavaria
Genter Strasse , Schwabing
- (1921) Ghent , capital of the Belgian region of East Flanders
Gentzstrasse , Schwabing-West
- (1898) Karl Gentz (1840–1896), master carpenter who set up a foundation
Georg-Angermair-Strasse , Obermenzing
- (2000) Georg Angermair (1910–1957), mayor of Obermenzing appointed by the American occupation administration after the Second World War
Georg-Birk-Strasse , Schwabing-West
- (2011) Georg Birk (1839–1924), innkeeper, member of the Munich municipal council, member of the state parliament and member of the Reichstag for the SPD
Georg-Böhmer-Strasse , Aubing
- (1947) Georg Böhmer (1875–1943), 1912–1922 Catholic pastor in Aubing
Georg-Brauchle-Ring , Schwabing-West / Milbertshofen
- (1971) Georg Brauchle (1915–1968), Second Mayor of Munich from 1960 until his untimely death in 1968
Georg-Deschler-Platz , Neupasing
- (1947) Georg Deschler (1888–1929), trade unionist and Pasinger city councilor
Georg-Elser-Platz , Maxvorstadt
- (1996) Georg Elser (1903–1945), resistance fighter against National Socialism, murdered in Dachau concentration camp
Georg-Freundorfer-Platz , Schwanthalerhöhe
- (1983) Georg Freundorfer (1881–1940), composer, zither player
Georg-Gradel-Weg , Neupasing
- (1994) Georg Gradel (1884–1950), Pasinger City Council (SPD), board member of a Pasinger housing association
Georg-Habel-Strasse , Pasing
- (1947) Georg Habel (1835–1927), head of the Pasing train station
Georg-Hager-Strasse , Sendling-Westpark
- (1983) Georg Hager (1863–1941), art historian, from 1908 head of the predecessor of today's Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation
Georg-Hallmaier-Strasse , Sendling
- (1898) Georg Hallmaier, brewer in the valley of Munich, took part in the 1705 uprising against the Austrian occupation
Georg-Hann-Strasse , Obermenzing
- (1956) Georg Hann (1897–1950), Austrian opera singer, from 1927 at the Bavarian State Opera
Georg-Heberer-Strasse , Hadern
- (2018) Georg Heberer (1920–1999), surgeon with a pioneering role in vascular and coronary surgery
Georg-Hirth-Platz , Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt
- (1917) Georg Hirth (1841–1916), statistician, economics writer, journalist and publisher
Georg-Jais-Strasse , Pasing
- (1947) Georg Jais (1831–1911), teacher in Pasing
Georg-Kainz-Strasse , Moosach
- (1990) Georg Kainz (1901–1979), chairman of the Neuhausen-Moosach district committee
Georg-Kerschensteiner-Strasse , Riem
- (2000) Georg Kerschensteiner (1854–1932), pedagogue, city school councilor, founder of the labor school , especially the vocational school
Georg-Kirmair-Gasse , Lochhausen
- (1958) Georg Kirmaier (1596–1670), Catholic pastor in Lochhausen
Georg-Kronawitter-Platz , Altstadt-Lehel
- (2018) Georg Kronawitter (1928–2016), long-time mayor and honorary citizen of Munich
Georg-Lindau-Strasse , Neuhausen
- (2007) Georg Lindau (1816–1895), Mayor of Neuhausen from 1870 to 1875
Georg-Lotter-Weg , Laim
- (2011) Georg Lotter (1878–1949), engineer and designer of electric locomotives
Georg-Mauerer-Weg , Lerchenau
- (1965) Georg Mauerer (1868–1957), SPD member of the Weimar National Assembly, co-founder of the Munich Volksbühne
Georg-Maurer-Strasse , Freiham
- (2006) Georg Maurer (physician) (1909–1980), German doctor and CSU local politician, founded the Faculty of Medicine at the Klinikum rechts der Isar in 1967, where he became Medical Director of Surgery
–Georg-Meisenbach-Strasse , Giesing
- (1987) Georg Meisenbach (1841–1912), entrepreneur, inventor of the glass engraving grid and the autotype
Georg-Mooseder-Strasse , Moosach
- (2013) Georg Mooseder (1922–2008), local history researcher, founder of a foundation for the promotion of monument protection and the preservation of local history in Bavaria
Georg-Muche-Strasse , Freimann
- (2001) Georg Muche (1895–1987), painter and graphic artist, teacher at the Bauhaus
Georg-Pickl-Weg , Lerchenau
- (1986) Georg Pickl (1904–1969), district committee chairman
Georg-Reismüller-Strasse , Allach
- (1957) Georg Reismüller (1882–1936), sinologist, general director of the Bavarian State Library
Georg-Riedmeier-Weg , Au
- (2017) Georg Riedmeier (1917–1974), hairdresser, active in the resistance group around Johann Fried
Georg-Schätzel-Strasse , Maxvorstadt
- (1967) Georg Schätzel (1875–1934), lawyer, politician of the Bavarian People's Party, Reich Minister of Post in the Weimar Republic
Georg-Strebl-Strasse , Solln
- (1947) Georg Strebl (1857–1933), citizen of the Solln municipality. It was previously called Streblstrasse .
Georg-Thiele-Strasse , Alt-Riem
- (1937) Georg Thiele (1880–1914), naval officer, corvette captain
Georg-von-Mayr-Strasse , Am Hart
- (1927) Georg von Mayr (1841–1925), statistician and economist, in 1913 he became rector of the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich
Georg-Wachinger-Weg , Pasing
- (1981) Georg Wachinger (1875-1927). Catholic parish priest in Pasing
Georg-Winkler-Strasse , Feldmoching
- (1947) Georg Winkler (1869–1888), German alpinist, had an accident on the Weisshorn in the Valais Alps
Georg-Wopfner-Strasse , Freimann
- (1931) Georg Wopfner (1870–1933), Reichsbahndirektor, who was responsible for the construction and maintenance of the railway settlements in Munich. a. deserved
Georg-Zech-Allee , Feldmoching
- (1981) Georg Zech (1913–1979), blacksmith in Feldmoching
Georgenschwaigstrasse , Milbertshofen
- (1913) The settlement of St. Georgenschwaige, first mentioned in 1764, where an open-air swimming pool that still exists today was started in 1826
Georgensteinstrasse , Thalkirchen
- (1953) Georgenstein , a boulder in the Isar south of Munich
Georgenstrasse , Maxvorstadt , Schwabing-Freimann
- (1856) led to the Georgenschwaige, a former estate of the Schäftlarn monastery
Georginenstrasse , Blumenau
- (1947) Georgines, today mostly called dahlias plant genus in the sunflower family
Georgsplatz St. ,
- (1918)
Georgsplatz St., age ,
- (1918)
Geranienstraße , Großhadern
- (1938) Geraniums or cranesbills , genus of plants
Gerastrasse , Moosach
- (1959) Gera , third largest city in Thuringia
Gerberau , Allach-Untermenzing
- (1957) Heinrich Gottfried Gerber (1832–1912), civil engineer and inventor of the tanner carrier
Gerblstrasse , Thalkirchen
- (1965) Eugen Gerbl (1847–1901), mayor of the formerly independent municipality of Thalkirchen
Gerblweg , Thalkirchen
- (1965) see above; Footpath, then to Gerblstrasse
Geretsrieder Strasse , Obersendling
- (1982) Geretsried , town in the Upper Bavarian district of Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen
Gerhardingerweg , Waldtrudering
- (1962) Karolina Gerhardinger (1797–1879), religious sister, beatified in 1985, founder of the Congregation of Poor School Sisters of Our Lady
Gerhardstrasse , Untergiesing
- (1898) Hubert Gerhard (around 1540–1620), Dutch Renaissance sculptor (including Wittelsbacher fountain in the Munich Residence)
Gerhard-Winkler-Weg , Obermenzing
- (1980) Gerhard Winkler (1906–1977), composer of light music, film music and operettas
Gerhart-Hauptmann-Ring , Neuperlach
- (1971) Gerhart Hauptmann (1862–1946) writer, playwright
Gerlachweg , Untermenzing
- (1945) Andreas Christian Gerlach (1811–1877), veterinarian and veterinary writer, director of the veterinary school in Berlin
Gerlichstrasse , Obermenzing
- (1947) Fritz Gerlich (1883–1934), journalist and archivist who resisted National Socialism and died in the Dachau concentration camp
Gerlosstrasse , Berg am Laim
- (1925) Gerlos , a small municipality in Tyrol on the Gerlos Pass between Tyrol and the state of Salzburg
Germaniastraße , Münchner Freiheit
- (1890) Germania , once the personification of the peoples of Germania, later a symbol of the German nation-state
Germeringer Weg , Freiham
- (1942) Germering , town in the Fürstenfeldbruck district
Germersheimer Strasse , Ramersdorf
- (1923) Germersheim , district town in the southern Palatinate, until 1946 part of Bavaria
Gerner Strasse , Neuhausen
- (1899) Gern , the oldest part of Neuhausen, once a fiefdom of the bishops of Freising
Gernerweg ,
- (1918) now Klugstrasse
Gernotstrasse , Schwabing-West
- (1925) Gernot , male first name, but especially legendary figure from the Nibelungenlied
Gerokstrasse , Sendling-Westpark
- (1924) Karl von Gerok (1815–1890), Protestant theologian and poet, court preacher and prelate in Stuttgart
Geroldseckstrasse , Neuhadern
- (1951) Geroldseck Castle , medieval fortress in Kufstein / Tyrol
Geroltstrasse , Schwanthalerhöhe
- (1904) Gerolt, old Munich patrician family
Gerstäckerstraße , Waldtrudering
- (1934) Friedrich Gerstäcker (1816–1872), travel writer
Gertraudenstrasse , Waldtrudering
- (1937) Gertraud , female first name
Gertrud-Bäumer-Strasse , Oberwiesenfeld
- (1989) Gertrud Bäumer (1873–1954), women's rights activist, politician, founded the German Democratic Party in 1919
Gertrud-Grunow-Strasse , Schwabing
- (2011) Gertrud Grunow (1870–1944), opera singer, pianist and master at the Bauhaus in Weimar
Gertrud-Kückelmann-Weg , Neuperlach
- (1981) Gertrud Kückelmann (1929–1979), stage and film actress and dubbing voice
Gertrud-von-Le-Fort-Weg , Englschalking
- (1983) Gertrud von le Fort (1876–1971), writer
Gerty-Spies-Strasse , Sendling-Westpark
- (2016) Gerty Spies (1913–1997), Jewish writer, survived the Theresienstadt concentration camp, to which she was deported in 1942.
Geschwister-Löb-Strasse , Lerchenau
- (1969) Siblings Theodora, Lina, Ernst, Georg and Robert Löb, sisters and brothers of the Trappists. They were killed in Auschwitz concentration camp in August 1942, Hans Löb, the youngest died in Buchenwald concentration camp in 1945.
Geschwister-Scholl-Platz , Maxvorstadt
- (1946) Siblings Scholl , members of the White Rose resistance group
Geßlerstrasse , Laim
- (1901) Vinzenz Geßler, Augustinian Father, one of the hostages that Munich gave the Swedes during the Thirty Years' War in order to avoid plundering
Gewürzmühlstrasse , Lehel
- (before 1830) after a spice mill built there in 1600
Geyerspergerstrasse , Laim
- (1901) Johann Geyersperger, innkeeper, one of the hostages that Munich gave the Swedes during the Thirty Years War in order to avoid plundering
Geyerstrasse , Isarvorstadt
- (1904) Dominikus Geyer, electoral councilor and personal surgeon in the 18th century
Gibichungenstrasse ,
- (1918) 23rd district
Giechstrasse , Aubing
- (1947) Giechburg , half-ruin of a hilltop castle near Scheßlitz in the Bamberg district
Giesebrechtstrasse , Obere Au
- (1908) Wilhelm von Giesebrecht (1814–1889), German historian, 1862 permanent secretary of the historical commission and professor of history in Munich
Giesingerbahnhofplatz ,
- (?)
Giesinger Bahnhofplatz , Obergiesing
- (1901) Giesing station
Giesinger Bahnhofstrasse , Obergiesing
- (1965) The street leading to the Giesing station built in 1898
Giesingerberg ,
- (1918)
Giesingerweg ,
- (1876)
Giesserstrasse .
- (1918) 18th district
Gießerweg , Westend
- (1966) Gießer, Munich councilor family
Gietlstrasse , Obergiesing
- (1896) Franz Xaver von Gietl (1803–1888), physician, personal physician to King Maximilian II and honorary citizen of Munich
Giggenbacherstrasse , Lochhausen
- (1957) Anna Giggenbacher (around 1730), farmer and benefactor from Lochhausen
Giglgässchen ,
- (1835)
Giglweg , Aubing
- (1947) Josef Gigl (1813–1879), from 1849 Catholic pastor of Aubing, benefactor of the poor
Gilchinger Strasse , Altaubing
- (1976) Gilching , municipality in the Upper Bavarian district of Starnberg
Gilgstrasse , Solln
- (1949) Gilg, old Sollner farming family.
Gilmstrasse , Sendling-Westpark
- (around 1937) Hermann von Gilm zu Rosenegg (1812–1864), Austrian lawyer and poet
Gindelalmstrasse , Neuharlaching
- (1932) Gindelalm, Alm between Schliersee and Tegernsee
Ginhardtstrasse , Nymphenburg
- (1899) Johann Ginhardt (1841–1927), civil engineer
Ginsterweg , Großhadern
- (1947) Gorse , genus of plants
Giselastrasse ,
- (1873) Gisela of Austria , Archduchess of Austria, Princess of Bavaria (1856–1932), married to Prince Leopold of Bavaria
Gisela-Stein-Strasse , Berg am Laim
- (2016) Gisela Stein (1934–2009), actress, from 1980 with the Münchner Kammerspiele, from 2001 with the Bavarian State Theater
Giselherstrasse , Schwabing-West
- (1925) Giselher , legendary figure from the Nibelungenlied
Gladiolenstrasse , Blumenau
- (1938) Gladioli , a genus of plants from the iris family
Glarusstrasse , Fürstenried
- (1962) Glarus , Swiss canton and city
Glasenbartlstrasse , Obermenzing
- (1947) "The Glasenbartl with the stone", a local Obermenzinger legendary figure
Glasstrasse , Feldmoching
- (1959) Fischer family Glas from Feldmochingen
Glasunowstrasse , Obermenzing
- (1971) Alexander Konstantinowitsch Glasunow (1865–1936), Russian composer
Gleichmannstrasse , Pasing
- (1948) Bernhard Gleichmann (1869–1938), Ministerial Director, significantly involved in the electrification of the Pasing railway lines
Gleichplatz , Allach
- (1945) Lorenz Gleich (approx. 1798–1865), Bavarian military doctor, advocate of naturopathy
Same way , Allach
- (1945) see above
Gleimstrasse , Englschalking
- (1925) Johann Wilhelm Ludwig Gleim (1719–1803), poet, literary patron of the Enlightenment
Gleißenbachstrasse , Johanneskirchen
- (1925) Gleißenbach, a small stream in the Gleißental , a dry valley near Deisenhofen in the Munich district
Gleißmüllerstrasse , Moosach
- (1955) Hans Gleißmüller (15th century), glass painter
Gleißnerstrasse , Ramersdorf
- (1962) Franz Gleißner (1761–1818), court musician, composer, friend and supporter of Alois Senefelders, author of a Mozart directory
Gleisweilerstrasse , Obersendling
- (1926) Gleisweiler , municipality in the district of Südliche Weinstrasse, until 1946 part of the Bavarian Palatinate
Gleiwitzer Strasse , Daglfing
- (1931) Gleiwitz , Upper Silesian city, Polish since 1945
Glockenbach am ,
- (1835)
Glockenbachgassse ,
- (1835)
Glockenbecherstrasse , Hasenbergl
- (1954) Beaker culture , transition period from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age, around 2600 to 2000 BC.
Bellflower Street , Lerchenau
- (1947) Bluebells , genus of plants
Glockengießerweg , Forstenried
- (1962) Bell founder , old craft
Glockenstrasse ,
- (1832)
Glötzleweg , Solln
- (1947) Ludwig Glötzle (1847–1929), neo-Romanesque church painter from Immenstadt im Allgäu
Glogauer Platz , Moosach
- (1924) Lower Silesian district town Groß-Glogau , since 1945 Polish
Glogauer Strasse , Moosach
- (1935) see above
Glücksburger Strasse , Johanneskirchen
- (1935) Glücksburg , town east of Flensburg in Schleswig-Holstein
Glücksstrasse ,
- (1835) → Glückstrasse
Glückstrasse , Maxvorstadt
- (around 1810) Luck, mostly a pious wish
Gluthstrasse , Milbertshofen
- (1924) Viktor Gluth (1852–1917), composer and music teacher at the Royal Academy of Music in Munich, to whose board of directors he belonged from 1912
Glyzinenstrasse , Lerchenau
- (1938) wisteria , Wisteria correctly, Wisterien or wisteria named genus of the legume family
Gmunderstrasse ,
- (1918)
Gmunder Strasse , Obersendling
- (1901) Gmund am Tegernsee , municipality in the Upper Bavarian district of Miesbach
Gnadenthaler Strasse , Forstenried
- (1935) Gnadental , a community in what is now Ukraine, settled by Swabian colonists in 1830
Gnadenwaldplatz , garden city Trudering
- (1934) Gnadenwald, a small Tyrolean community near Hall in Tirol, formerly a monastery
Gneisenaustrasse , Alt-Moosach
- (1913) August Neidhardt von Gneisenau (1760–1831), Prussian field marshal and army reformer during and after the wars of liberation against Napoleon
Gnesener Strasse , Englschalking
- (1930) Gnesen , city in Poland, from 1793 to 1920 part of the Prussian province of Posen
Godesbergstrasse ,
- (1918) 27th district
Gögginger Strasse , Berg am Laim
- (1925) Göggingen , city incorporated in Augsburg in 1972
Gögglstrasse , Moosach
- (1915) Former machine factory Göggl & Sohn , boiler and coppersmiths
Göllheimer Strasse , Pasing
- (1956) Göllheim , municipality in the Donnersbergkreis in Rhineland-Palatinate
Gönnerstrasse ,
- (1918) 17th district
Görbelmoosstrasse , Lochhausen
- (1947) Görbelmoos , nature reserve near Gilching in the Starnberg district
Goerdelerstrasse , Lerchenau
- (1955) Carl Friedrich Goerdeler (1884–1945), lawyer, politician, resistance fighter against National Socialism, sentenced to death in the wake of the unsuccessful assassination attempt of July 20, 1944 and executed in 1945 in Plötzensee prison
Görlitzer Strasse , Alt-Moosach
- (1924) Görlitz , border town on the Oder, opposite the Polish town of Zgorzelec
Görresstrasse , Maxvorstadt
- (1883) Johannes Joseph von Görres (1776–1848), Catholic journalist and professor of history at the University of Munich
Görzer Strasse , Ramersdorf
- (1927) Gorizia , Italian city on the border with Slovenia
Gößweinsteinplatz , Aubing
- (1945) Gößweinstein , market town in the Upper Franconian district of Forchheim
Götheplatz ,
- → Goetheplatz
Goetheplatz , Ludwigsvorstadt
- (1865) Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749–1832), poet and natural scientist
Goethestrasse ,
- → Goethestrasse
Goethestrasse , Ludwigsvorstadt
- (1865) see above
Göttnerstrasse , Feldmoching
- (1947) Adolf Göttner (1911–1937), alpinist, member of the Alpine Club, Munich section, died during the German Nanga Parbat Expedition in 1937
Götzstrasse , Schwabing-West
- (1913) Götz von Berlichingen (approx. 1480–1562), legendary Frankish imperial knight, who gave the emperor the "greeting" named after him
Gohrenstrasse , Münchner Freiheit
- (1961) Ludwig von Gohren (1749–1819), Bavarian Obersthofmarschall, acquired the Gohrenschlössl in 1802. In 1799 he moved the collection of paintings in the Bavarian Palatinate to Munich in good time, which otherwise would have fallen into the hands of the French, but then formed the basis for the Munich Pinakothek.
Goldachstrasse ,
- 1958 31st district
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Goldammerweg , Am Hart
- (1993) Goldammer , bird from the Ammern family
Goldbergstrasse , Solln
- (1947) Georg Goldberg (1830–1894), engraver. It was previously called Hackländerstraße .
Goldthistelanger , Am Hart
- (2001) Gold thistle , also called small boarwort, plant from the sunflower family
Goldhoferstrasse , Forstenried
- (1962) Prosper Goldhofer (1709–1782), astronomer, mathematician and Augustinian canon, built an observatory and a physical cabinet in Polling
Goldlackplatz , Lerchenau
- (1959) Goldlack , a species of the cruciferous family
Goldmarkstrasse , Am Hart
- (1947) Karl Goldmark (1830–1915), Hungarian-Austrian composer, music teacher and violinist
Goldnesselweg , Moosach
- (2002) Golden nettle , a plant from the lip flower family
Goldrautenweg , Neuharlaching
- (1964) Goldenrods , a species of the sunflower family
Golden Rain Road , Großhadern
- (1938) Laburnum , a genus of plants from the subfamily of the butterflies
Goldschaggbogen , Neuperlach
- (1976) Edmund Goldschagg (1886–1971), journalist and publisher, co-founder of the Süddeutsche Zeitung
- (1955) Goldsmith or Goldsmits, donor family from the 14th century
Gollierplatz , Schwanthalerhöhe
- (1897) since 1269 documented patrician family of Munich
Gollierstrasse , Schwanthalerhöheestend
- (1878) see above
Golo-Mann-Weg , Freiham
- (2017) Golo (Gottfried) Mann (1909–1994), historian and publicist
Gondershauser Strasse , Freimann
- (1932) Gondershausen , municipality in the Rhein-Hunsrück district in Rhineland-Palatinate
Gondrellplatz , Blumenau
- (1958) Adolf Gondrell (actually Adolf Grell; 1902–1954). Munich emcee, film and stage actor
Gorch-Fock-Strasse , Waldtrudering
- (1947) Gorch Fock (1880–1916), German writer, killed in the Battle of Skagerrak in 1916, namesake of training sailing ships of the German Navy
Goßwinstrasse , Neupasing
- (1959) Antonius Gosswin (1540–1597), Franco-Flemish composer, organist and conductor of the Renaissance
Goteboldstrasse , Lochhausen
- (1947) Gotebold von Lochhausen, Edler, participant in a 12th century crusade from which he never returned
Gotelindenstrasse , Neuhausen
- (1929) Gotelinde, legendary figure from the Nibelungenlied
Gotenstrasse , Herzogpark
- (1955) Goths , East Germanic people, from the 3rd century AD on several times in armed conflicts with the Roman Empire, divided into East and West Goths, the latter defeated by the Moors around 711
Gothaer Weg , Alt-Moosach
- (1989) Gotha , city in Thuringia
Gottesackerweg ,
- (1876)
Gotteszeller Strasse , Berg am Laim
- (1925) Gotteszell , municipality in the Lower Bavarian district of Regen
Gottfried-Benn-Strasse , Englschalking
- (1983) Gottfried Benn (1886–1956), doctor, poet and essayist
Gottfried-Böhm-Ring , Sendling-Westpark
- (1964) Gottfried von Böhm (1845–1926). Ministerialrat in Munich, poet and historian
Gottfried-Keller-Strasse , Neupasing
- (1938) Gottfried Keller (1819–1890), Swiss writer, poet and politician
Gottfried Koelwel Weg , Laim
- (1965) Gottfried Kölwel (1889–1958), poet, playwright and storyteller
Gottfriedstrasse ,
- (1918)
Gotthardstrasse , Laim
- (1901) Joachim Gotthard, Jesuit, one of the Munich hostages in the Thirty Years' War
Gotthelfstrasse , Englschalking
- (1925) Jeremias Gotthelf , actually Albert Bitzius (1797–1854), Swiss writer
Gottschalkstraße , garden city Trudering
- (1953) Johann Gottschalk (1871–1944), Truderinger pastor
Gotzinger Platz , Sendling
- (1904) Gotzing , district of Weyarn; several Gotzinger farmers took part in the 1705 uprising against Austria and are probably buried at the old parish church Sending
Gotzinger Strasse , Sendling
- (1904) see above
Gotzmannstrasse , Alt-Aubing
- (1942) Michael Gotzmann (1481–1570), pastor in Aubing, where he was born
Goyastraße , Solln
- (1961) Francisco de Goya (1746–1828), Spanish painter
Gozbertstrasse , Giesing
- (1906) Gozbert (? –1001), abbot of the Tegernsee monastery from 982
Grab Movement , Sendling-Westpark
- (1978) Christian Dietrich Grabbe (1801–1836), playwright from Vormärz
Dig on ,
- (1835)
Grabenfleckstrasse , Altaubing
- (1942) Field name
Grabenstrasse , Altaubing
- (1942) Field name
Grabmannstrasse , Forstenried
- (1956) Martin Grabmann (1875–1949), theologian, dogmatist, philosopher, historian
Graefelfinger Strasse , Neuhadern
- (1947) Graefelfing community in the Munich district, directly on the outskirts of Munich
Graefstrasse , Pasing
- (1938) Ferdinand Gräf (1848–1913), master confectioner, master builder of the Pasing settlements, inventor of a swing top for lemonade bottles
Grafenwinkel ,
- (1876) northwest of Wolfgangstrasse, 14th district
Grafinger Strasse , Berg am Laim
- (1924) Grafing , municipality in the district of Ebersberg
Graf-Konrad-Strasse , Milbertshofen
- (1913) Konrad I von Valley , Count, bequeathed property to Schäftlarn Monastery
Graf-Lehndorff-Strasse , Alt-Riem
- (1937) Georg Graf von Lehndorff (1833–1914), Oberlandstallmeister, race horse breeder
Graf-Ottenburg-Strasse , Kirchtrudering
- (1932) Ernst Graf von Grogling-Ottenburg (??), landlord in Trudering in the Middle Ages
Grafrather Strasse , Altaubing
- (1945) Grafrath , municipality in the Fürstenfeldbruck district
Graf-Spee-Platz , Waldtrudering . (1947) Maximilian von Spee (1861–1914), Vice-Admiral in World War I, fell with his two sons in a sea battle near the Falkland Islands
Graf-zu-Castell-Straße , Messestadt Riem
- (1998) Wulf-Diether Graf zu Castell-Rüdenhausen (1905–1980), flight captain, from 1949 to 1972 director of Munich airport Riem
Grahn Youngstrasse ,
- (1918) now Lucile-Grahn-Straße
Grainauer Weg , Sendling-Westpark
- (1966) Grainau , municipality in the Garmisch-Partenkirchen district at the foot of the Zugspitze
Grailstrasse , garden city Bogenhausen-Priel
- (1933) The Holy Grail , a legend from the Arthurian legend
Grammstrasse , Schwabing-Freimann
- (1904) Karl Gramm (1805–1900), lawyer, appellate judge
Granatstrasse , Feldmoching
- (1952) Garnet , Gemstone
Grandauerstrasse , Allach-Untermenzing
- (1947) Bernhard Michael von Grandauer (1776–1838), lawyer and government official, cabinet secretary of King Ludwig I of Bavaria
Grandlstrasse , Obermenzing
- (1938) Grandl, long-established Menzing family
Grasbrunner Strasse , Messestadt Riem
- (2013) Grasbrunn , municipality in the district of Munich
Grasgartenweg , Lochhausen
- (1978) Field Name
Grashofstrasse , Feldmoching
- (1947) Field name
Grass lily , Am Hart
- (2001) Grass lilies , plant genus from the asparagus family
Grasmeierstraße , Freimann (west), Schwabing (east)
- (1931) former Grasmeierhof
Warbler Path , Am Hart
- (1936) Warblers , genus of songbirds
Grasrainweg , Freimann
- (1950) field name
Graßdorferweg , Waldtrudering
- (1936) Field name
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Grasserstrasse , Ludwigsvorstadt , Schwanthalerhöhe
- (1878) Erasmus Grasser (approx. 1450–1518), sculptor, the “Moriskentancer” in the old town hall are said to be copies of the figures he created
Graßlfinger Strasse , Altaubing
- (1959) Graßlfing, part of the city of Olching in the Fürstenfeldbruck district
Grass road upper ,
- (1876)
Grass road lower ,
- (1876)
Graswanger Strasse , Sendling-Westpark
- (1922) Graswang , part of the Ettal community in the Garmisch-Partenkirchen district
Grasweg , Sendling-Westpark
- (?) old dirt road
Gratlspitzstrasse , Berg am Laim
- (1932) Gratlspitze , 1899 m high mountain in the Kitzbühel Alps
Graubündener Strasse , Fürstenried
- (1960) Graubünden , Swiss canton
Graudenzer Strasse , Englschalking
- (1930) Grudziądz , formerly Graudenz, city in Mazovia, Polish since 1945
Grauertstrasse , Harlaching
- (1959) Hermann von Grauert (1850–1924), German historian, professor at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich
Gravelottestrasse , Haidhausen
- (1901) Gravelotte , Lorraine municipality in the Moselle department, known from the battle of Gravelotte in 1870
Gregor-Mendel-Strasse , Am Hart
- (1934) Gregor Mendel (1822–1884), Moravian-Austrian abbot of the Augustinian Abbey of St. Thomas in Brno, discoverer of Mendel's rules of inheritance
Greifensteinstrasse , Harlaching
- (1933) Greifenstein Castle , castle ruins near Terlan / South Tyrol
Greineckerstrasse , Thalkirchen , Sendling
- (1958) Frater Sebaldus Greinecker (also: Greinögger) was the first certified teacher in Thalkirchen from 1731. The north side of the street belongs to Sendling, the south side to Thalkirchen.
Greinerberg , Thalkirchen
- (1951) Thomas Greiner, manufacturer of glass instruments; In 1897 he ceded land to the city of Munich to enable the construction of this road.
Greinzstrasse , Obermenzing
- (1947) Rudolf Greinz (1886–1942), Tyrolean writer and dialect poet
Greithweg , Obermenzing
- (1980) Carl Greith (1828–1887), Swiss composer and church musician
Grellstrasse , Englschalking
- (1934) Friedrich Grell (1833–1914), school inspector, director of the Central Singing School in Munich
Grenzstrasse , Giesing
- (1930) field name
Gret-Palucca-Weg , Altaubing
- (2014) Gret Palucca (1902–1993), Munich-born dancer and dance teacher
Grete-Mosheim-Strasse , Arnulfpark - Maxvorstadt
- (2004) Grete Mosheim (1905–1986), German-Jewish actress, emigrated in 1933
Grete-Weil-Strasse , Aubing-Lochhausen-Langwied
- (2019) Grete Weil (1906–1999), writer, resistance fighter against National Socialism
Greeks Square , Harlaching
- (1929) in memory of the first modern Greek king, Otto von Wittelsbach, who ruled from 1835–1862
Greeks Street , Harlaching
- (1910) see above
Griegstrasse , Milbertshofen
- (1924) Edvard Grieg (1843–1907), Norwegian pianist and Romantic composer
Gris on ,
- (1835)
Grieserstrasse , Lerchenau
- (1957) Andreas Grieser (1868–1955), lawyer, public prosecutor, politician, 1918–1920 First Mayor of Würzburg
Griesfeldstrasse , Englschalking
- (around 1860) Field name
Grillparzerstrasse , Haidhausen
- (1906) Franz Grillparzer (1791–1872), Austrian writer and playwright
Grimmeisenstrasse , Johanneskirchen
- (1988) Grimmeisen, family of brickworks owners around 1950 to 1922. After the factory was torn down, the "Gartenstadt Bogenhausen-Priel" settlement was built on the vacated site
Grimmelshausenstrasse , Parkstadt
- (1925) Hans Jakob Christoffel von Grimmelshausen (around 1622–1676), writer, author of "Simplicissimus Teutsch", which describes the time of the Thirty Years' War
Grimmstrasse , Ludwigsvorstadt
- (1902) Jacob Grimm (1785–1863), linguist and literary scholar, author of a German dictionary, participant in the Frankfurt National Assembly in 1848
Groebenstrasse , Englschalking
- (1935) Otto Friedrich von der Groeben (1657–1728), explorer and colonial officer from Brandenburg-Prussia
Groebenzeller Strasse , Moosach
- (1935) Groebenzell , municipality in the Upper Bavarian district of Fürstenfeldbruck
Gardena Street , Untergiesing
- (1959) Gröden , Italian Val Gardena, South Tyrolean Dolomite valley with three communities, the largest of which is Ortisei
Groffstrasse , Nymphenburg
- (1904) Guillielmus de Grof (1676–1742), sculptor from Flanders, from 1714 court sculptor in Munich
Grohmannstrasse , Lerchenau
- (1960) Paul Grohmann (1838–1908), Viennese alpinist, co-founder of the Austrian Alpine Club
Grohplatz , Freimann
- (1931) Heinrich Groh (1847–1922), state economics councilor, who made a great contribution to Freimann
Gronsdorfer Strasse , Berg am Laim
- (1920) Gronsdorf , part of the community of Haar in the district of Munich
Groschenweg , garden city Trudering
- (1933) Groschen , a Kurant coin that has been widespread in many countries since the Middle Ages
Grosjeanstrasse , Herzogpark
- (1908) Melchior and Josepha Grosjean set up a Munich charity foundation that still exists today
Großbeerenstrasse , Moosach
- (1913) Großbeeren , a Brandenburg municipality on the southern city limits of Berlin, known for a battle in 1813 against Napoleonic troops who wanted to conquer Berlin
Großfriedrichsburger Strasse , Waldtrudering
- (1939) Groß Friedrichsburg , brief Kurbrandenburg colony in what is now Ghana, which was sold to the Dutch-West Indian Company in 1717
Großgmainer Straße , Berg am Laim - repealed -
- (1927?) Großgmain , municipality in the Salzburger Land, opposite Bayerisch Gmain, not far from Bad Reichenhall
Großhaderner Strasse , Neuhadern
- (1947) Großhadern , district of Munich
Großhesseloherstrasse ,
- (1918) 24th district
Großhesseloher Strasse , Thalkirchen
- (before 1890) Großhesselohe , part of the community Pullach in the Isar valley in the district of Munich
Großlappen , Schwabing-Freimann
- (?) Noble seat Louppen
Groß-Nabas-Strasse , Waldtrudering
- (1933) Groß-Nabas, a place in the former German colony of South West Africa, now Namibia, where a Bavarian company took part in battles against rebellious Witboi-Hottentots in 1905
Großvenedigerstrasse , Berg am Laim
- (1920) Großvenediger , main summit (3657 m) of the Venediger group in the Austrian East Tyrol
Grotiusweg , Südgiesing
- (1975) Hugo Grotius , also Hugo de Groot (1583–1645), Dutch theologian and philosopher
Grovestraße , Allach-Untermenzing
- (1947) Otto von Grove (1836–1919), railway mechanical engineer and from around 1900 university lecturer in Munich
Pit at the , Schwabing
- (1835) now Trautenwolfstrasse
Pit in the , Haidhausen
- (1876)
Pit road
- (1876)
Grünbauerstraße , Solln
- (1947) Josef Grünbauer (1846–1930), Sollner teacher and concert organizer; previously it was called Johannesstrasse.
Grünecker Strasse , Alte Heide-Hirschau
- (1962) Grüneck , part of Neufahrn near Freising
Green market , Berg am Laim
- (2015) named after the “Green Market” that is regularly held on this square.
Green Finch Trail , Am Hart
- (1977) greenfinch or greenling, from the goldfinch-like subfamily
Grünspechtstrasse , Allach-Untermenzing
- (1947) Green woodpecker , also called grass woodpecker or ground woodpecker, from the species of woodpecker
Grünstadter Platz , Ramersdorf
- (1930) Grünstadt , town in the Bad Dürkheim district, part of the Bavarian Palatinate until 1946, now Rhineland-Palatinate
Grünstraße , Mittersendling
- (1927) Anastasius Grün , actually Anton Alexander Graf von Auersperg (1806–1876), politician and poet from today's Slovenian Kraina, 1848 member of the Frankfurt National Assembly
Grüntal , Herzogpark
- (1913) Grüntal, so named after the green valley of the Brunnbach , which has healing powers
Grüntenstrasse , Sendling-Westpark
- (1921) Grünten , 1738 m high ridge of the Allgäu Alps in the Oberallgäu district
Grünwalderplatz ,
- (1918) 18th district
Grünwalder Strasse , Harlaching
- (1900) Grünwald , municipality south of Munich, on the Isar, first mentioned in 1288 as Groinwalde
Grünwedelstrasse , Allach-Untermenzing
- (1959) Albert Grünwedel (1856–1935), Indologist, Tibetologist and archaeologist from Munich
Grütznerstrasse , Haidhausen , formerly Praterstrasse
- (1917) Eduard von Grützner (1846–1925), born in Silesia, has lived in Munich since 1864, genre painter
Gruftgasse , (1835)
Crypt Street ,
- (1876)
Gruithuisenstrasse , Allach
- (1947) Franz von Paula Gruithuisen (1774–1852), doctor, astronomer, natural scientist, professor of anatomy and physiology in Munich
Grundelstrasse , Trudering
- (1957) Gobies , a fish family from the group of bony fish
Grusonstrasse , Freimann
- (1939) Hermann Gruson (1821–1895), Magdeburg-born engineer, inventor and entrepreneur
Guardinistraße , Neuhadern
- (1972) Romano Guardini (1885–1968), born in Verona, grew up in Germany, Catholic religious philosopher and professor of theology, from 1946 in Munich
Gubestrasse , Moosach
- (1947) Max Gube (1849–1904), court engraver, medalist in Munich
Guddenstrasse , Milbertshofen
- (1927) Bernhard von Gudden (1824–1886), psychiatrist, professor in Munich from 1873, ennobled in 1875
Gudrunstrasse , Neuhausen
- (1900) Gudrun , Germanic legendary figure, glorified in the Gudrun legend, a Middle High German heroic epic
Güllstrasse , Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt
- (1887) Friedrich Güll (1812–1879), poet born in Ansbach and writer of children's songs
Gümbelstrasse , Neuhausen
- (1899) Carl Wilhelm von Gümbel (1823–1898), geologist from the Bavarian Palatinate, in 1863 appointed honorary professor for geology and the art of mine cutting at the University of Munich
Günderodestrasse , Waldtrudering
- (1931) Karoline von Günderrode (1780–1806), German romantic poet
Gündinger Strasse , Lochhausen
- (1952) Günding , part of the Bergkirchen community in the Dachau district
Günter-Eich-Strasse , Englschalking
- (1985) Günter Eich (1907–1972) German radio play author and poet
Gunzburger Platz , Moosach
- (1935) Günzburg , large district town in the Swabian district of Günzburg
Günzburger Strasse , Moosach
- (1925) see above
Guerickestrasse , Alte Heide-Hirschau
- (1925) Otto von Guericke (1602–1686), politician, lawyer, physicist and inventor, born in Magdeburg
Güßfeldtweg , Sendling-Westpark
- (1935) Paul Güßfeldt (1840–1920), geographer, explorer and alpinist
Guffertstrasse , Berg am Laim
- (1920) Guffert , 2194 m high limestone in the Rofan Mountains / Tyrol
Gufidauner Strasse , Untergiesing-Harlaching
- (1927) Gufidaun , a village belonging to the municipality of Klausen in South Tyrol above the left bank of the Eisack
Guido-Schneble-Strasse , Laim
- (1962) Guido Schneble (1887–1959), member and chairman of the Laim district committee
Gulbranssonstrasse , Parkstadt Solln
- (1964) Olaf Gulbransson (1873–1958), Norwegian painter, best known as the cartoonist of Simplicissimus
Guldeinstrasse , Schwanthalerhöhe
- (1893) Guldein, an old Munich family, represented in the Council of Munich as early as 1239
Gumbinnenstrasse , Englschalking
- (1966) Gumbinnen , city in the former East Prussia, today part of Russia
Gumppenbergstrasse , Herzogpark
- (1908) Gumppenberg , old Bavarian noble family
Gundelindenstrasse , Schwabing
- (1897) Gundelinde of Bavaria (1891–1983), daughter of King Ludwig III. from Bavaria
Gundelkoferstrasse , Am Hart
- (1937) Gundelkofer, family of craftsmen from Munich
Gundermannstrasse , Hasenbergl
- (1947) Gundermann , a plant from the mint family that was little valued in agriculture and in the garden, but previously valued as a herb and medicinal plant
Gunezrainerstrasse , Schwabing
- (1898) Johann Baptist Gunetzrhainer (1692–1763), court architect in the Electorate of Bavaria
Gunta-Stölzl-Straße , Alte Heide-Hirschau
- (2001) Gunta Stölzl (1897–1983), weaver and textile designer, first female master at the Bauhaus
Günter-Behnisch-Strasse , Schwabing-West
- (2019) Günter Behnisch (1922–2010), German architect and professor of architecture
Guntherstrasse , Nymphenburg
- (1899) Gundahar or Gunther (? –436), King of the Burgundians, killed in the fight against the Huns, glorified in the Nibelungen saga
Gunzenlehstrasse , Laim
- (1914) Gunzenleh , former castle of the Guelphs in Mering near Augsburg, which in turn is named after the Franconian Duke Konrad, Kunz or Gunz who fell in the battle on the Lechfeld against the Hungarians in 955
Gurnemanzstrasse , Herzogpark
- (1934) Gurnemanz , prince of legends in the verse novel “Parzival”, taught Parzival in the art of war and in the knightly way of life
Gustav-Adolf-Strasse , Pasing-Obermenzing
- (1938) Gustav Adolf (1594–1632), famous Swedish king
Gustav-Freytag-Strasse , Herzogpark
- (1914) Gustav Freytag (1816–1895), German writer, cultural historian and playwright
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Gustav-Heinemann-Ring , Neuperlach
- (1985) Gustav Heinemann (1899–1976), German Federal President from 1969 to 1974
Gustav-Landauer-Bogen , Schwabing-West
- (2002) Gustav Landauer (1870–1919), socialist writer and anarchist, murdered by Freikorps soldiers in the Munich-Stadelheim prison
Gustav-Lindner-Weg , Trudering Garden City
- (1954) Gustav Lindner (1878–1952), book printer owner
Gustav-Mahler-Strasse , Freimann
- (1985) Gustav Mahler (1860–1911), Austrian composer, opera director and conductor
Gustav-Meyrink-Strasse , Obermenzing
- (1947) Gustav Meyrink (1868–1932). Austrian writer and translator
Gustav-Otto-Bogen , Allach-Untermenzing
- (1984) Gustav Otto (1883–1926), aircraft manufacturer, built biplanes
Gustav-Rau-Straße , Trudering-Riem (private road)
- (1972) Gustav Rau (1880-1954), hippologist
Gustav-Schiefer-Strasse , Lerchenau
- (1963) Gustav Schiefer (1876–1956), union leader and SPD city councilor, member of the Bavarian Senate
Gustav-Schwab-Strasse , Berg am Laim
- (1925) Gustav Schwab (1792–1850), Swabian pastor and writer, author of the legends of classical antiquity and youth literature
Gustl-Bayrhammer-Strasse , Freiham
- (2017) Gustl Bayrhammer (1922–1993), folk and film actor, also well known from the children's series Meister Eder und seine Pumuckl
Gustl-Waldau-Steig , Herzogpark
- (1956) Gustav Waldau (1871–1958), theater and film actor
Gutenbergstrasse , Nymphenburg
- (1904) Johannes Gutenberg , actually Johannes Gensfleisch (approx. 1400–1468), inventor of letterpress printing using movable metal letters
Gutmannstrasse , Lerchenau
- (1955) Karl Gutmann (1859–1934), Munich senior teacher and writer
Guttenbrunner Weg , Trudering
- (1972) Guttenbrunn , municipality in Banat / Romania, settled by Germans from 1724, today Zăbrani
Gutzkowstrasse , Laim
- (1925) Karl Gutzkow (1811–1878), German writer, playwright and journalist
Gysisstrasse , Obersendling
- (1932) Nikolaus Gysis (1842–1901), Greek genre and monumental painter, from 1854 resided in Munich
Gyßlingstrasse , Alte Heide-Hirschau
- (1905) Walter Gyßling (1836–1903), professor, founding member of the Deutsches Museum
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c d e f g h Hans Dollinger: The Munich street names. 5th edition. Ludwig Verlag, Munich 2004, ISBN 3-7787-5174-3
- ↑ Gasparistraße. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .
- ↑ Geigenbergerstrasse. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Genoveva-Schauer-Platz. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ^ State capital Munich Editor: Georg-Angermair-Straße. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Georg-Birk-Straße. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Georg-Elser-Platz. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ↑ State Capital Munich Editor: Street renaming Georg-Heberer-Straße. Retrieved February 26, 2019 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Georg-Kerschensteiner-Strasse. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ↑ State capital Munich, editorial office: Street renaming Georg-Kronawitter-Platz. Retrieved July 31, 2018 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Georg-Lindau-Straße. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Georg-Lotter-Weg. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Georg-Maurer-Straße. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
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- ^ Georg-Strebl-Strasse. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .
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- ^ Gerty-Spies-Strasse. Retrieved October 30, 2016 .
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- ↑ State Capital Munich Editor: Golddistelanger. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Goldnesselweg. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ^ State capital Munich, editorial office: Renaming of the street: Golo-Mann-Weg. Retrieved September 10, 2017 .
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- ↑ Green Market. Retrieved October 30, 2016 .
- ↑ State Capital Munich Editor: Gunta-Stölzl-Straße. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
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