LOCKSMITH SERVICE MUNICH KOLONIALSIEDLUNG (ZAMDORF)

Are you currently in the unfortunate situation of being unable to get into your own house because you lost your key? Or did you accidentally close your front door without taking your keys with you? Has your key broken in the lock, and are you therefore looking for a reliable, fast, and experienced locksmith in Munich’s Colonial Estate?

The locksmith professionals around Herbert Pichelmaier are happy to be there for you as quickly as possible if you need a non-destructive door opening at a transparent and fixed price. We are available to our customers in the Colonial Estate 24/7, 7 days a week. All our locksmiths have undergone extensive training and use only the best professional tools. This means that in over 99% of cases, we manage to open the door without causing any damage. Don’t believe us? Call us now, free of charge, and see for yourself! We will be happy to unlock your accidentally closed or locked front door at a reasonable, fixed price!

The kolonialsiedlung in the Munich district of Zamdorf

The Colonial Settlement is located in the Munich district of Zamdorf, and thus in the Munich district of Bogenhausen. It is also known as the Afrikasiedlung (African Settlement) because it contains many streets whose names commemorate former African explorers.

The Colonial Settlement is bordered to the south by Eggenfelder Straße and lies exactly between Zamilapark and the Steinhausen settlement, which belongs to Steinhausen. It is over 600 meters wide and around 400 meters long. The total area is approximately 23 hectares. The settlement also has a beautiful allotment garden in the southeast, which is approximately 3 hectares in size.

The Colonial Settlement was built in 1934 and was initially called the “Zamdorf Unemployed Settlement.” It only later received its current name. The Colonial Settlement, or Afrikasiedlung, includes Rohlfsstraße, named after Gerhard Rohlfs, who crossed the Sahara. Furthermore, the Afrikasiedlung (African settlement) features an Emin Pasha Street, named after Eduard Schnitzer, who served as governor of Equatoria as Emin Pasha.

Because some street names were controversial, Karl-Peters-Straße, for example, was renamed Ida-Pfeiffer-Straße. Ida Pfeiffer is a well-known travel writer.

The first houses in the colonial settlement were built in 1934. In just a few years, the neighborhood grew to approximately 140 residential units, over 60 of which were semi-detached houses. Each residential unit had an area of ​​over 50 square meters. A garden of approximately 200 square meters was also added to each unit. This was used for growing vegetables and keeping small animals.

Locksmith Service Munich Kolonialsiedlung: 24-Hour Service and Fixed-Price Guarantee

Do you live in the Kolonialsiedlung in Munich-Zamdorf and have locked yourself out late at night on a public holiday, leaving you feeling extremely desperate? Stay calm and call Herbert Pichelmaier’s Locksmith Service. We’ve been unlocking doors at any time of day since 1981, at a guaranteed fixed price. You can call us free of charge, 365 days a year, and commission us to open your door non-destructively in just about half an hour. We look forward to your call and unlocking your locked or accidentally closed front door as quickly as possible at a reasonable fixed price!