Complete closure in Haardt: Probstgasse will be renovated by February 2026!

Complete closure in Haardt: Probstgasse will be renovated by February 2026!

Things will be tight for drivers in Haardt from Monday, November 3rd: Probstgasse will be completely closed due to extensive renovation work. This is announced by the city administration, which informs about the upcoming work. The route in need of renovation extends from Mandelring to the outskirts of town, where ESN will not only renew the house connections, but also enlarge the combined sewer. They will be supported by the municipal utilities, which will also carry out work in this area wochenblatt-reporter.de reported.

It is particularly important for all affected residents and businesses that they are informed in writing about the planned measures. Pedestrians can still use the street, but drivers must prepare for diversions. The signposted detour leads via Haardter Straße and Mandelring, which will certainly require you to change to a car in order to remain flexible.

Other construction sites in the area

But this is not the only construction site that needs to be taken into account in Haardt and the surrounding area. In neighboring Mußbach, the German fiber optic company is closing the gap, which will cause minor disruptions in the areas of An der Bleiche and Zum Ordenswald from November 10th to 14th. Bus route 514 is also affected by this; A replacement stop will be set up on Zum Ordenswald street at number 74, like us wochenblatt-reporter.de reported.

In addition, renovation work has been underway on Amalienstrasse in Neustadt since the end of February 2025 and is expected to last until 2027. The access from Talpost to Hetzelstrasse will be affected here. Here too, there are diversions that lead through the B38 and Saarlandstrasse. This street also becomes a one-way street, which doesn't make the traffic situation any easier.

Parking situation is getting worse

But it's not just the road closures that are causing confusion: from December 16th, a parking ban will be introduced on Grainstrasse between Lincolnstrasse and In der Leiter Street. This is done to allow the fire brigade and the German Red Cross unhindered passage. Parked vehicles obstruct this important passage, which is why the regulations introduced will apply from Monday, daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The situation remains tense as construction continues in the region. Anyone who relies on the roads should prepare well. Taxi services or apps like ViaMichelin offer helpful route and traffic information to help you navigate through Munich's construction sites and get to your destination with as little stress as possible. The platform makes it possible to plan the safest, fastest and most convenient routes, while also providing important details on costs and distances.