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| Pullach in the Isar Valley | ||
| federal state | Bavaria | |
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| Residents | 8.983 (2019) | |
| height | 582 m | |
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The community Pullach is a local recreation destination and is located on the western high bank of the Isar and immediately south of Munich in Upper Bavaria.
background
Further Districts the municipality of Pullach are Gartenstadt, Großhesselohe, Isarbad and Höllriegelskreuth.
Pullach has long been a farming village in the south of Munich. With the construction of the Isar Valley Railway At the end of the 19th century, the village became an easily accessible and popular excursion destination on the Isar. An artists' colony settled there early on and Pullach became the home of wealthy Munich citizens. From this time there are still several villas on the Isar high bank in the district of Großhesselohe, including the classicist Schwaneck Castle, built by Ludwig von Schwanthaler and now a youth hostel.
Pullach also has a share in German industrial history: Carl von Linde invented the first Linde refrigeration machine for cooling beer brewing in 1877. In 1900 the Höllriegelskreuth department was established in Pullach as a test station for the breakdown of air into nitrogen and oxygen. The Linde AG group of companies has its headquarters in Munich today, Pullach is the location for the department Linde Engineering this plans and builds turnkey industrial plants for process engineering projects and is, according to its own assessment, the global technology leader.
Pullach is known nationwide as a location for the BND (Federal Intelligence Service), this is the federal foreign intelligence service. After the war, Pullach was the sole headquarters and was officially called "Federal Property Administration, Special Assets Department, Pullach Branch" to cover it up. Initially in 2003 a complete move of the international espionage to Berlin was decided, so for cost reasons and according to a decision from the year 2006 the previous BND headquarters in Pullach next to Berlin should be kept as an equal location.
Munich beer garden revolution
The Waldwirtschaft Großhesselohe was the starting point for later considered by the media Munich beer garden revolution called "uprising" of 1995: Previously, 6 residents of the centuries-old traditional beer garden "Waldwirtschaft" had achieved in a plaintiff community that the curfew was shortened to 9:30 pm in a first decision by the Bavarian Administrative Court.
On May 12, 1995 around 25,000 people from Munich took to the streets at a demonstration to preserve beer garden culture and ran open doors: the following week after the protests, the Bavarian state government issued the Bavarian Beer Garden Ordinance, in which the curfew was set at 11 p.m. .
getting there
| Distances (road km) | |
| Munich | 12 km |
|---|---|
| Starnberg | 22 km |
| Bad Tölz | 41 km |
| Garmisch | 78 km |
| augsburg | 83 km |
| innsbruck | 140 km |
By plane
- The international Munich Airport (Franz Josef Strauss) is about 69 km and about half an hour's drive away.
By train
The nearest easily accessible train stations are in Munich Central Station in the center and the Ostbahnhof in the district Haidhausen.
Continue to Grünwald then by S-Bahn, bus or taxi, for connections to Munich city center, see the section below mobility.
By bus
In the street
Pullach is on the B 11 federal road from Munich to Bad Tölz (Wolfratshauser Strasse) and about 12 km south of Munich city center.
- Easiest approach from north / Nuremberg area: in Munich on the autobahn
Direction Salzburg to the Munich-Süd motorway junction, then the motorway towards Garmisch continue to the 2nd exit Taufkirchen in the direction of Oberhaching / Grünwald and through Grünwald and the Isar Valley to Pullach.
- Easiest approach from west / Stuttgart area: in Munich up to the Mittlerer Ring and then to the south, from the Mittlerer Ring to the Luise-Kisselbach-Platz (as not on the junction of the Garmisch Autobahn), junction from the Mittlerer Ring onto the federal road
in the direction of Wolfratshausen / Innsbruck, then on to Pullach.
mobility
Connection to Munich city center with the MVV (Transportation):
- The S-Bahn line 7 (after Wolfratshausen) leads through Pullach, stops are Großhesselohe (Isartalbahnhof), Pullach and Höllriegelslkreuth.
Tourist Attractions
- Early Gothic "Old Holy Spirit Church";
For more information see also at Parish Association
- Großhesseloher Bridge:
- The predecessor of today's railway bridge was at the time of its opening in 1857 with 31 meters after the Göltzschtal bridge the second highest railway bridge in the world. The striking fish-belly construction was created for the Bavarian Maximiliansbahn from 1851 to 1857. From the very beginning, the bridge was also a magnet for those who were tired of life, official statistics were not kept, it is estimated that around 300 suicides jumped into the depths. The bridge structure was demolished in 1983/1984 due to excessive renovation costs.
- The current steel truss bridge of the Bayerische Oberlandbahn was rebuilt in 1984/1985.
- The ritual at the Neue Brücke are the padlocks on the protective grating of the fall protection of the footpath: romantic couples have attached and locked them as iron vows of love, the associated keys are on the bottom of the Isar.
activities
- Pullach leisure pool, Hans-Keis-Strasse 59, 82049 Pullach.
shop
kitchen
- Isarbräu (restaurant, Hausbräu, traditional Bavarian cuisine), Kreuzeckstrasse 23b, 82049 Pullach (in the Isartalbahnhof Großhesselohe). Tel.: 49 (0)89 79 89 61.
- 1 Waldwirtschaft Großhesselohe (Beer garden, Directions: S 7, Isartalbahnhof-Großhesselohe, then another 10 minutes' walk), Georg-Kalb-Str. 3, 82049 Munich. also called WaWi, with live jazz music near Grünwald and Pullach, young, chic audience; 2500 places; large children's playground.Open: daily 11 a.m. - 11 p.m.
- Gasthof Rabenwirt (room), Kirchplatz 1, 82049 Pullach i. Isar valley. Tel.: 49 (0)89 7 93 01 85.
nightlife
accommodation
- Schwaneck Castle Education Center (Youth hostel, nature experience center, educational facility), Burgweg 10, 82049 Pullach im Isar Valley. Tel.: 49 (0)89 74 48 66 70.
Work
- Linde AG, Engineering Division, Dr.-Carl-von-Linde-Str. 6-14, 82049 Pullach. Tel.: 49 (0)89 7445-0.
- BND (Federal Intelligence Service), Heilmannstrasse 30, 82049 Pullach, Germany.
health
| Brief information | |
| surface | 7.41 km² |
|---|---|
| Phone code | 089 |
| Post Code | 82049 |
| Mark | M. |
| Time zone | UTC 1 |
| Emergency call | 112 / 110 |
- Raven pharmacy, Kirchplatz 1, Pullach. Tel.: (0)89 7930412.
- Schubert pharmacy, Schubertstrasse 2, Pullach. Tel.: (0)89 7932108.
- Aquarius Pharmacy, Rosenstrasse 2, Pullach-Großhesselohe. Tel.: (0)89 72483401.
See also the Health section in the Munich-Items.
Practical advice
- Pullach i. Isar valley, Johann-Bader-Strasse 21, 82049 Pullach i. Isar valley. Tel.: 49 (0)89 744 744-0.
- Deutsche Post (DHL) branch: Gartenstr. 2, 82049 Pullach;
trips
- Grünwald near Munich lies with the Grünwald Castle and the Bavaria film city on the eastern high bank of the Isar opposite and can be reached on foot;
literature
Web links
- http://www.pullach.de - Official website of Pullach im Isar valley
- District of Munich
