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Munich Police Department

Historic Police Headquarters in Central Munich

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Designed by Theodor Fischer and constructed in 1913, the Munich Police Department is a Bavarian architectural heritage monument. The building includes the enclosure at Ettstraße 4 and functions as a central authority for the Bavarian Police. It oversees an area covering the city of Munich and its district, serving approximately 1.88 million residents.

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Architect Theodor Fischer shaped the design of many buildings in Munich.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1913
Architect: Theodor Fischer
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

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Guided Story

Here stands a significant piece of Bavarian architectural heritage. Designed by Theodor Fischer in 1913, the Munich Police Department is recognized for its historical value. Don't miss the enclosure at Ettstraße 4, which is part of this impressive complex. This building serves as a central authority for the Bavarian Police and reports directly to the Bavarian Ministry of the Interior. It oversees an area of 975 square kilometers, encompassing the city of Munich and its surrounding district. Just 74 meters south, you'll find the German Hunting and Fishing Museum, a nearby point of interest.