Wolfratshauser Straße
Wolfratshauser Straße is a major road in Munich. It forms part of the "Bundesstraße 11" (federal highway) and is named after the city Wolfratshausen south of Munich, in whose direction it leads. Route. The street is located in the district of Thalkirchen-Obersendling-Forstenried-Fürstenried-Solln. It starts at the Boschetsrieder Straße, where it continues along the Plinganserstraße in a southerly direction on the western high bank of the Isar. Passing the "Villenkolonie Prinz-Ludwigs-Höhe" (villa colony), it leads to Solln and crosses the Munich-Holzkirchen railway line by a bridge. From Solln, the road continues to  Pullach in the Isar Valley, where it continues on a street that bares the same name. Immediately on the city limits the "Kloster St. Gabriel" (monastery) is located on its right-hand side. The B11 remains with the name Wolfratshauser Straße until the municipal boundary of Hohenschäftlarn, from there and up to Wolfratshausen it is called Münchner Straße. Traffic. The southern exit of Solln station on the S-Bahn lines 7 and 20 is crossed by the road over a bridge. The B11 and, therefore the Wolfratshauser Straße, is an important connecting road in the city. Outside the city, "Bundesautobahn  95" Federal Highway runs parallel to the west and routes the outer regional traffic to the south. The Wolfratshauser Straße therefore only connects to the Munich suburbs on the west bank of the Isar, such as Pullach and Schäftlarn. Historical monuments. On Wolfratshauser Straße are the following buildings listed in the Bavarian monument list of historical monuments: