Tivoli power station

The Tivoli power station features three Francis turbines operating on the Eisbach river, generating hydroelectric power within the English Garden landscape.

Built in 1895 by Maffei-Eisenwerke company, the power station began operations in 1896 with 300 metric horsepower to supply electricity to the Maffei locomotive factory.

The power station stands as an example of late 19th-century industrial engineering, recognized since 1985 as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria.

Located at Gyßlingstraße 12 in Munich, visitors can reach the power station through multiple transportation options, including public transit and bicycle paths.

Despite retiring from active service in 1931, the power station maintained its original structure and earned special protection status for its architectural value.

Location: Munich

Inception: 1896

Address: Gyßlingstraße 12

GPS coordinates: 48.15960,11.60610

Latest update: March 15, 2025 02:22