Transport to St.-Treu-Straße to Maienbrunnen free from tomorrow!

Transport to St.-Treu-Straße to Maienbrunnen free from tomorrow!

From June 16, 2025, road users in Bamberg can look forward to: The passage from St.-Getreu-Straße to the Maienbrunnen will finally be opened again. This decision ensures relief among residents and visitors to the St. Michael monastery facility, which can continue to be reached via St.-Greu-Straße. A clear ray of hope for everyone who wants to use the area around the Maienbrunnen! According to the Wiesentbote remains the driving relationship between St.-Greu-Strasse and Storchsgasse, whereby the Strasse Michelsberg will continue to be a sackgasse.

But why is this opening so important? The construction site in the area of ​​Michelsberger Straße, which extends between Oberen Karolinenstraße and the scouring, leads to massive construction measures. According to the Franconian day is not only renewed the road surface here, but also relocated new drinking water. This major project could last until the end of 2025 and change the traffic situation considerably.

construction work impaired residents

The residents and traders currently have to live with restrictions, which is noticeable in front of the popular “Cafezimmer” on the Michelsberg. As the

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It is not only a lot going on around the Maienbrunnen, there is also a lot of construction elsewhere in Bamberg. In the Kaulberg area, the municipal utilities are employed with renovations of gas and water pipes as well as fiber optic expansion. The Infranken state that the renovation will last until mid-July 2025 and the Franz-Fischer-Bridge is fully blocked. In addition, there is also a further renovation of the connecting road between Friesen and Wernsdorf, which is directly linked to the traffic situation in the urban area.

The city of Bamberg and its citizens will have their hands full in the coming months. The challenges of the construction work should not be underestimated, but with a good hand, all affected traffic and residents should find a solution. We keep our fingers crossed that everything goes across the stage quickly and smoothly!