Locksmith service Munich Wiener Platz

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Locksmith Munich Wiener Platz: 24-hour service at a fair price!

Your house or apartment door can no longer be opened because it slammed shut or you simply left your keychain inside the building? In this unfortunate situation, a call to Amper Ausfperrdienst helps quickly and easily. Mario Pichelmaier and his employees have specialized in the field of damage-free door opening, so you do not have to worry that — as is often the case with independent break-in attempts — traces of tampering with tools will be left behind on frames, fittings, and locking cylinders. It is also good for you to know that Amper Ausfperrdienst operates around the clock, even on Sundays and public holidays. This means no matter when the mishap occurs, a single call is enough and within 30 minutes one of the highly qualified technicians will be with you in Munich at Wiener Platz.

How much does it cost to unlock the house or apartment door?

Would you like to know in advance how much the unlocking will cost? No problem — the employee on the phone will ask you a few questions about the situation on-site and quote you a firmly binding price. This is what fair and transparent pricing looks like!

Brief info: Wiener Platz in Munich-Haidhausen

Wiener Platz in the Munich district of Haidhausen was named after Austria’s capital city Vienna in 1891, as the street beginning here led there. The weekly market taking place there — also known as the Wiener Markt — was moved there from Preysingstraße in 1889. The small market booths with flowers and groceries are open daily except on Sundays. Worth mentioning is also the traditional restaurant Hofbräukeller built in the Neo-Renaissance style at the end of the 19th century in the northwest of the square, whose beer garden directly borders the Maximiliansanlagen on the Isar river. The Fischerbuberl Fountain, which originally stood at the Viktualienmarkt, is a work of the sculptor Ignatius Taschner (1881 – 1913) from the year 1910. Today’s bronze figure, a boy with a bare bottom, is a cast made in 1934 of the original, which was removed from there during the reconstruction of the Schrannenhalle. The figure was turned multiple times until the direction in which the boy stretches his bottom suited both local politicians and market traders. At Wiener Platz there is a stop for tram line 16.

Burglary protection measures after a comprehensive vulnerability analysis

“Another burglary at Wiener Platz in Munich Haidhausen” — headlines in the press often read like this or similar. Do not be intimidated and take the initiative yourself. With targeted burglary protection measures from experts like Mario Pichelmaier following a detailed inspection of your residential property, you can secure your belongings.