München Isartal station

München Isartal station features traditional Bavarian railway architecture with distinct brickwork patterns and ornamental details throughout its structural design.

The railway station, which opened in 1892, represents a period of significant expansion in German transportation infrastructure during the late nineteenth century.

The station holds protected status under the Bavarian Law for the Protection and Preservation of Monuments, enacted in 1973 to safeguard historical structures.

Located in Munich's Sendling district at coordinates 48.1172°N, 11.5578°E, the station maintains its function as a transportation hub for local residents.

The station building exemplifies the preservation standards of Bavaria's architectural heritage program, which protects over 120,000 monuments across the region.

Location: Sendling

Official opening: 1892

Address: Schäftlarnstraße 9

GPS coordinates: 48.11720,11.55780

Latest update: March 15, 2025 13:32