Max-Planck-Straße

Max-Planck-Straße extends 440 meters through Haidhausen district, connecting Altstadtring to Passauer Autobahn with multiple transit options and residential buildings along its path.

Originally named Äußere Maximilianstraße, this street received its current name in 1956 to honor physicist Max Planck, who earned the Nobel Prize in Physics.

The street maintains architectural elements from the late 19th century, featuring classical and Neurenaissance buildings that reflect Munich's architectural development period.

The street provides direct access to multiple transportation options, including tram services and U-Bahn stations, facilitating movement throughout Munich.

The street intersects with the Maximiliananlagen, passing near the Maximilianeum building constructed between 1857 and 1874 on the Isar high bank.

Location: Munich

GPS coordinates: 48.13569,11.59687

Latest update: March 4, 2025 21:34