Traffic chaos in Munich: Candidstrasse closed due to construction site!
Construction site on Candidstrasse in Untergiesing-Harlaching will cause traffic disruptions from June 3rd to 4th, 2025.

Traffic chaos in Munich: Candidstrasse closed due to construction site!
In Munich today, June 4th, 2025, it will be temporarily crowded on Candidstrasse. From June 3rd, 9:25 p.m. until 4:00 a.m. today, the road will be closed for 44 meters due to construction work. This measure affects the section between B2R, Brudermühlbrücke and Schönstraße in the Untergiesing-Harlaching district, more precisely in the direction of the Mittlerer Ring. Road users and residents must expect the possible risk of traffic jams, as the Bavarian Traffic Management Central Office reports. Anyone staying in this area should be prepared for unpleasant delays and possibly choose an alternative route. News.de reports on the current traffic disruption.
But the construction site on Candidstrasse is not the only measure that affects Munich's streets. On Isartalstrasse, also in the popular Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt district, the Munich public utility company is carrying out work on the supply network. Restrictions on sidewalks and roadways are expected here until the end of July, although car traffic as well as pedestrians and cyclists can bypass them. Anyone traveling on Josef-Felder-Straße in Pasing-Obermenzing must also be prepared for restrictions: Due to the U5 extension, the roadway will be reduced to one lane in both directions. Access to the Pasing arcades from the east is currently not possible. The city of Munich keeps citizens informed about construction sites.
Construction projects at a glance
The list of construction sites in Munich is long and shows how actively work is being done on various fronts in the city. The track and subway structure at Karlsplatz / Stachus will probably be renovated by October 2, 2025, which will affect several lanes. There are also restrictions at Leonrodplatz in Neuhausen, as road construction work has been underway since March 10th, while traffic for pedestrians, cyclists and cars is maintained. There is also extensive work on the power grid that affects Landshuter Allee; There is no lane for car traffic here. A free shuttle bus will also be set up between construction sites to facilitate traffic.
- Candidstraße: Sperrung bis heute 04:00 Uhr.
- Isartalstraße: Einschränkungen bis Ende Juli.
- Josef-Felder-Straße: Einspurigkeit wegen U5-Verlängerung.
- Karlplatz / Stachus: Gleis- und U-Bahn-Bauwerksanierung bis 2. Oktober 2025.
- Leonrodplatz: Straßenbauarbeiten seit 10. März.
- Landshuter Allee: Einschränkungen am Stromnetz bis Oktober 2025.
Another useful tool for Munich’s citizens is the introduction of the “Construction Sites Service Map”. This digital overview provides clear information about all construction sites and temporary traffic restrictions currently in place in the city. This creates transparency step by step and those affected can plan their routes in a targeted manner. Click here for the construction site map of Munich.
Whether on foot, by bike or in the car: Anyone who gets around Munich should always stay informed. The numerous construction sites show that a lot is in flux in the state capital - sometimes it's just a bit bumpy!