Nymphenburger Strasse (Munich)
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| Nymphenburger Str. 187 | |
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| State capital | Munich |
| Townships | Maxvorstadt , Neuhausen-Nymphenburg |
| Created | 1158 |
| Name received | after 1664 |
| Connecting roads | Südliche Auffahrtsallee, Brienner Strasse |
| Cross streets | Dachauer Straße , Seidlstraße, Sandstraße, Pappenheimstraße, Erzgießereistraße, Loristraße, Adamstraße, Lothstraße , Maillingerstraße , Lazarettstraße, Elvirastraße, Alfonsstraße, Hedwigstraße, Gümbelstraße, Horemansstraße, Landshuter Allee , Blutenburgstraße, Schulstraße, Leonrodstraße, Wendlart-Dietrartraße Bothmerstrasse, Aldringenstrasse, Lachnerstrasse, Waisenhausstrasse, Romanstrasse |
| Places | Stiglmaierplatz , Rotkreuzplatz |
| Numbering system | Orientation numbering |
| Buildings | Löwenbräu , Löwenbräukeller , Criminal Justice Center Munich , former CSU party headquarters , Rotkreuzklinikum Munich , Grünwaldpark |
| Underground lines U1 , U7 | Stiglmaierplatz , Maillingerstraße , Rotkreuzplatz |
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| User groups | Pedestrian traffic , bicycle traffic , individual traffic , public transport |
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| Street length | 2.9 km |
The Nymphenburgerstraße is a 2.9 km long road in the Munich city districts Neuhausen-Nymphenburg and Maxvorstadt .
description
It runs as an extension of Brienner Straße from Stiglmaierplatz in Maxvorstadt west to Rotkreuzplatz in Neuhausen, where it bends slightly to the north and ends at Südliche Auffahrtsallee / Renatastraße / Grünwaldpark . The street is characterized by a juxtaposition of old buildings from the 19th century with sleek new buildings. Located on the Nymphenburgerstraße near the Stiglmaierplatzes the brewery Löwenbräu , at no. 2 of Lowenbrau Keller , at no. 16 is the Criminal Justice Center in Munich , at the no. 64 was until 2016, the party headquarters of the CSU and the Rotkreuzplatz the main house of the Rotkreuzklinikum Munich .
A section of the Munich subway, completed in 1983, runs under Nymphenburger Strasse from Stiglmaierplatz to Rotkreuzplatz . Tram line 12 uses the street from Rotkreuzplatz to Romanstraße .
Löwenbräukeller
Löwenbräu
Criminal Justice Center Munich
So-called coat of arms house on the corner of Maillingerstrasse
Nurse tower of the Red Cross Clinic
Former toilet facility on the corner of Nymphenburger Strasse and Ruffinistrasse
Grünwald Park
history
The Nymphenburger Straße is the old connection, which has existed since 1158, from Munich via Neuhausen and Nederling to the old Salzstraße and then on towards Augsburg . Since the baroque era, it was reserved as the prince's path for carriages and equipages on the way to and from Nymphenburg Palace . All the remaining traffic had to switch to today's Blutenburgstrasse and Winthirstrasse.
Others
The street was partly the location of the television series Kir Royal (residence of the gossip reporter Baby Schimmerlos).
literature
- H. Horn, W. Karl: Neuhausen - past and present - city in the picture. Edited by Richard Bauer. Hugendubel, Munich 1989, ISBN 3-88034-455-8 . (Countless historical photo views, including many of Nymphenburger Strasse)
- J. Lipp: The suburb of Neuhausen. Seyfried & Company, Munich 1914.
- F. Schröther: From 'Aiblingerstraße' to 'Zum Künstlerhof'. History workshop Neuhausen, Munich 2010, ISBN 978-3-931231-21-7 . (Section Nymphenburger Strasse)
- F. Schröther; History workshop in Neuhausen: Nymphenburger Strasse. History workshop Neuhausen, Munich 2003, ISBN 3-931231-12-7 .
- F. Schröther; Neuhausen history workshop: 850 years of Neuhausen. History workshop Neuhausen, Munich 2016, ISBN 978-3-931231-26-2 .
- H. Habel, J. Hallinger, T. Weski: Monuments in Bavaria - state capital Munich - center. Lipp, Munich, ISBN 978-3-87490-586-2 (pp. 707–714, house numbers 1 to 45)
- Civil engineering office: heights fixed point network. State capital Munich 1929. (20 height information on buildings along Nymphenburger Strasse, with bolt number up to 1928.)
- From the dime car to the subway. (= New series of publications from the city archive. Volume 60). Munich 1972. (Sections of the tram in Nymphenburger Strasse)
- FMTM & TGT: Tram Neuhausen. In: Tram. # 03, Munich 1990. (including the beginning and end of the tramway time in Nymphenburger Straße)
- D. Klein: Martin Dülfer. Trailblazer d. German Art Nouveau architecture. (= Workbook of the Bavarian State Office and Monument Preservation. Booklet 8). 2nd Edition. Lipp Verlag, Munich 1993, ISBN 3-87490-531-4 . (Building on Nymphenburgerstrasse; Hsnr: 86 & 149–151)
- Munich city address book 1951 - partial volume - Munich companies and traders. 96th edition. Adressbuchverlagsgesellschaft Ruf, Munich 1951. (Helpful information on the first post-war businesses along the street)
- F. Schröther; History workshop Neuhausen: The Rotkreuzplatz. History workshop Neuhausen, Munich 2014, ISBN 978-3-931231-25-5 . (Junction Nymphenburger Straße - Rotkreuzplatz)
- E. Kiechle-Klemt, S. Sünwoldt: Infamous . Raben Verlag, Munich 1990. (including the public lavatory on Nymphenburger Strasse)
- R. Schachner: Showers and bathtubs and newer public lavatories in Munich. Callwey, Munich 1913. (section; tram waiting building with public facilities on Nymphenburger Straße)
- A. Alckens: The memorial plaques of the city of Munich. Bruckmann, Munich 1935. (Plate 69 - memorial plaque for Karl Haider at house number 159, left hand from the Red Cross Hospital. Haider's birthplace, in the so-called Jagdschloss, destroyed in the war and demolished in 1950. The memorial plaque has not survived. Jagdschlossfoto at Bildindex Marburg fm120165.)
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Individual evidence
Coordinates: 48 ° 9 ′ 7 ″ N , 11 ° 32 ′ 11 ″ E