In the area of Nuremberg Central Station, car traffic will be severely impaired for a week.
The reason is the closure of the Marientunnel.
Nuremberg - Near Nuremberg Central Station * there will be massive disruptions to road traffic from Thursday (October 22nd) to Tuesday (October 26th).
The reason is several construction sites of the municipal company Stadtentwässerung und Umweltanalytik Nürnberg (Sun) in Glockenhof.
They are coordinated by the Nuremberg Public Space Service (Sör).
As
reported by
nordbayern.de
, the Allersberger Tunnel and Allersberger Strasse in the Scheurlstrasse area will be opened again.
However, the passage from Allersberger Straße to Scheurlstraße remains blocked.
Nuremberg: Marientunnel will be closed until summer 2023
From October 26th, the Marientunnel in Nuremberg * will be closed for about one and a half years.
The sewer system and tram tracks are being renewed and new supply lines are being laid.
Traffic through the tunnel should then flow again in the summer of 2023.
As a result of the construction work, several streets at the southern tunnel entrance are closed to traffic: Scheurlstrasse, Köhnstrasse and the Regensburger Strasse intersection.
There is now only one bus lane on which pedestrians and cyclists can pass the construction site in addition to the VAG buses.
Nuremberg: Please do not look for any "secret routes"
Motorized traffic will be diverted via the middle ring and the Wöhrder valley crossing.
there is corresponding signage.
The Sör asks motorists to refrain from alleged abbreviations and “secret routes”, as there is another construction site on Scheurlstrasse that makes it impossible to drive through.
Nuremberg: Marienstraße out of town closed
At the northern tunnel entrance, Marienstraße at the entrance to Bahnhofstraße out of town is closed.
You can only get into the city from the east through Marienstraße.
If you come from Bahnhofplatz, you cannot turn left into Marienstraße.
Due to track construction work by VAG, car traffic on Bahnhofstrasse between Bahnhofsplatz and Reindelstrasse only has one lane in both directions.
For pedestrians and cyclists, detours are signposted on site, which the Sör will add to in the coming weeks.
* Merkur.de / bayern is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
By the way: our Nuremberg newsletter provides you with regular information on all the important stories from the Franconian metropolis.
Sign up here.