Ackermannstrasse

Ackermannstrasse starts from Toblerstrasse and is a dead-end street; it connects through a small path along the St. Martin church to Krähbühlstrasse. It is named after the Ackermann family name; several members of this family were teachers in the Fluntern neighborhood.

A narrow curved road with hedges and trees on both sides, and a couple of buildings on each side. — Ackermannstrasse next to its ending

A residential street with a couple of large houses on the left side and a few cars parked on each side of the street. The Uetliberg mountain faintly appears in the background in the continuation of the street. — Ackermannstrasse and the view over the Uetliberg

Two identical white multi-apartment 4-storey buildings, where there are plants on all balconies. — Habitation buildings on Ackermannstrasse

A residential street with hedges and trees on both sides, an empty blue parking spot in the foreground, and a couple of cars parked further away. — Ackermannstrasse