Technisches Rathaus

The Technisches Rathaus is a modern high-rise in Berg am Laim that houses various administrative departments of Munich across multiple floors. The building serves as a central location where the city manages construction permits and oversees urban development matters.

The building was constructed in the early 2000s and marked a major expansion of Munich's administrative infrastructure in the Berg am Laim area. It was built to meet growing demand for modern office space and improved access to municipal services.

The Department of Building Regulations within Technisches Rathaus manages construction permits and urban development projects that shape Munich's architectural landscape.

The building is open Monday through Friday for visitors, with hours varying depending on the specific department you need to visit. It is advisable to check the opening times for your intended department before making a trip.

The building stands out for its complete wheelchair accessibility throughout all departments, making it a fully accessible space for every visitor. This design allows people with different mobility needs to navigate and use all services without obstacles.

Location: Berg am Laim

Inception: 2000

Capacity: 1500

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Address: Friedenstraße 40

Opening Hours: Monday,Wednesday,Friday 07:30-12:00; Tuesday 08:30-12:00,14:00-16:00; Thursday 08:30-15:00

Website: http://muenchen.de/rathaus/Stadtverwaltung/baureferat/wir-ueber-uns/technisches-rathaus.html

GPS coordinates: 48.13040,11.61230

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:08