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Construction site chaos in Munich: Candidstrasse closed until June 3rd!
On June 2nd and 3rd, 2025 there will be traffic restrictions due to construction work on Candidstrasse in Untergiesing-Harlaching.
Construction site chaos in Munich: Candidstrasse closed until June 3rd!
A look at the traffic situation in Munich currently shows large construction sites that are not only putting a strain on road traffic, but also on the nerves of drivers. This is particularly affected Candide Street, where road construction work has been taking place since this evening, June 2nd, until the early hours of June 3rd. These measures extend over a length of 498 meters in the direction of the Mittlerer Ring, and the route between the Brudermühl Bridge and the Candid Tunnel is affected. Even if the work aims to improve the infrastructure as necessary, road users must expect significant restrictions.
The city website reports that there is an increased risk of traffic jams during the construction site. The current information comes from the Central Office for Traffic Management Bavaria and provide a comprehensive overview of the breathtaking landscape of traffic delays in the city.
More construction sites in Munich
But Candidstrasse is not the only place where traffic delays are increasing. Those too Isartalstrasse The focus is on where the Munich municipal utility works on the supply network. These measures are scheduled to last until the end of July, with restrictions on sidewalks and roadways expected. However, drivers and pedestrians can still get through, even if there are no parking spaces.
Another area affected by restrictions is Josef-Felder-Straße, where due to the U5 extension the roadway will be reduced to one lane in each direction. This makes access to the Pasing Arcades particularly difficult, as a detour via Offenbachstrasse is required.
Current information for citizens
In order to offer Munich residents a better overview of the numerous construction sites and temporary traffic restrictions, the “Construction site service map” introduced. This platform allows users to obtain information about various construction sites, as well as their expected duration and impact on traffic, by simply clicking on icons. A positive sign for the transparency of the city administration.
Overall, it should be noted that the construction work in Munich is important in terms of modernizing the infrastructure, but it also creates a lot of traffic. The best way to combat traffic chaos is: patience, good music in the car and, best of all, leave a little earlier!