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Friedenheimer Brücke

Connecting Neuhausen and Laim over the tracks

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Originally built in 1901 and completely renewed in 1983, the Friedenheimer Bridge spans the railway tracks between Pasing and Munich's main station. It links the districts of Neuhausen and Laim, serving as a key traffic artery from Landsberger Street to Wilhelm-Hale Street.

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The bridge was completely renewed in 1983.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1901

Guided Story

Imagine standing on a bridge that has been a crucial link in Munich for over a century. The Friedenheimer Bridge, originally built in 1901 and completely renewed in 1983, spans the railway tracks between Pasing and Munich's main station. It's a vital artery connecting the districts of Neuhausen and Laim. You might notice you're on a key traffic route, leading from Landsberger Street in the south to Wilhelm-Hale Street in the north. If you look to the left, you'll see the Hirschgarten, a nearby public park offering a green escape within the city. This bridge is not just a connection, but a part of Munich's history you're experiencing right now.