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Leonrodplatz
Historic meeting point in the heart of Neuhausen
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Leonrodplatz, named in 1927 after Bavarian Justice Minister Leopold von Leonrod, is a central square in Munich's Neuhausen district. Founded in 1906, it boasts a rich history and serves as a significant focal point in the area.
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The square was named in 1927, over 20 years after its founding.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1906
Guided Story
Standing here at Leonrodplatz, you're immersed in a piece of Munich's rich history. Established in 1906, this square was named in 1927 after Bavarian Justice Minister Leopold von Leonrod. Look around and you'll see the vibrant Neuhausen district surrounding you. To the east, you'll find Theater PATHOS Munich, known for its cultural and entertainment events. A short walk northwest will lead you to the 'Finnish Granite Split' monument. Leonrodplatz has been a central hub in the cityscape, anchoring the community for over a century.
Location
Nearby

Theater PATHOS München
269 m away

Finnischer Granit Gespalten
267 m away

Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz
287 m away

Jutierhalle
467 m away

Galerie Kullukcu & Gregorian
198 m away

Utopia
551 m away

St. Barbara
472 m away

Neuhauser Platz
268 m away
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