Grundschule an der Oselstraße

The Grundschule an der Oselstraße is a primary school and architectural heritage monument in Pasing, Munich. The building displays early 20th-century Bavarian architectural features including pilasters, decorative stucco cornices, and a characteristic half-hipped roof.

The school was founded in 1908 to provide education for daughters from Protestant families in Munich. Its development throughout the 20th century reflected the changing needs of the local community.

The school takes its name from the street where it stands and defines the neighborhood's character with its distinctive architectural presence. Visitors immediately notice the carefully crafted facade with decorative details that reflect the craftsmanship of its era.

The school building can be viewed from the outside and its architectural details are best appreciated in daylight. The location is situated in Pasing, a residential neighborhood with public transportation and parking facilities nearby.

In 1964, a student who was Munich's millionth resident was enrolled at the school and gained media attention. This event linked the institution to a notable moment in the city's growth history.

Location: Munich

Inception: 1908

Address: Oselstraße 21

Website: http://oselschule.musin.de

GPS coordinates: 48.15310,11.46080

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:25