Traffic chaos in Munich: Construction site on Karls rondell until October 2025!

Traffic chaos in Munich: Construction site on Karls rondell until October 2025!

In Munich it is currently said: traffic jams ahead! By October 2, 2025, drivers have to expect considerable traffic disruptions. The reason is extensive maintenance work, which above all the Karls rondell concern in the old town. This leads to a narrowing of the road that brings with increased traffic and occasional imaging.

The measures that started on June 10, 2025 extend to two central construction sites in the city:

• construction site 1: in the area of ​​the Karls rondelle, between Josephspitalstraße and Lenbachplatz, over a length of 131 meters.
• construction site 2: on Karlsplatz (Stachus) from Elisenstraße to Bayerstrasse, with a length of 158 meters.

other construction sites and restrictions

But not only on Karls rondel is working in Munich. In other places, traffic is also affected by construction sites. In Englschalkinger Straße 61 to 65 in Bogenhausen, the Munich Stadtwerke carries out work on the power grid, which will last until August 29, 2025. Here a lane will be omitted, but the path for pedestrians and cyclists remains passable, as Stadt.muenchen.de reports.

in Forstenried on Forstenrieder Allee between Zürich Straße and Filchnerstraße must now be expected with a complete block, while the laying of a district heating line in the lane area is expected to continue.

The goal: a better road network

All of these conservation and new construction and expansion measures are necessary to keep the road network in Munich in a perfect condition. According to the bayerninfo , modern working methods are asked to minimize the impairments by construction sites. The increase in traffic demand requires additional measures, so that everything can run smoothly on the Munich streets in the future.

The city of Munich asks all road users for understanding and patience during the coming months. Use alternative routes where possible and plan enough time to avoid traffic jams. Finally, we all benefit from a well -maintained transport network - even if the diversions and construction sites are now a challenge.