Neuhauser Straße

The 400-meter Neuhauser Straße extends from Färbergraben to Karlsplatz, forming a central section of Munich's pedestrian district with numerous retail establishments.

First documented in 1293, the street underwent transformation from a traffic route with tram rails into a pedestrian zone during preparations for the 1972 Olympic Games.

St. Michael's Church and the German Hunting and Fishing Museum, housed in the former Augustinerkirche, stand as architectural monuments along Neuhauser Straße.

The street connects directly to public transportation at Karlsplatz station and features department stores like Oberpollinger and Saturn, along with multiple dining establishments.

The Richard Strauss Fountain sits in front of the Old Academy building, which served as the Bavarian State Office for Statistics until 2012.

Location: Altstadt-Lehel

Inception: 1293

Length: 400 m

GPS coordinates: 48.13856,11.56870

Latest update: March 5, 2025 21:58