A farewell to tires or a retrospective glance
The Outer New Town continues to impress with its high density of small shops and services, offering essential facilities that can be easily reached on foot. One such area that has caught the attention of locals is the intersection of Louisen- and Alaunstraße, once home to the popular Geneuß tire dealer. Unfortunately, it appears that the tire dealer has closed, leaving a noticeable gap in the bustling street.
Despite this setback, the auto mechanic around the corner continues to serve the community, offering tires and other automotive services. Interestingly, a new party spot, Katy's Garage, has emerged at the same corner where the tire dealer once stood.
Katy's Garage, known for its lively atmosphere, has become a popular destination, particularly during New Town festivals. It seems that the tire dealer's legacy of hosting hot parties lives on in this new establishment.
Photos of the New Town, including the now quiet intersection between Louisen- and Alaunstraße, are available from Assistant Oph and Anton Launer.
In a different part of the Outer New Town, the third Dresden Tolerade took its peaceful, colorful course on Saturday. The event, which promotes tolerance, diversity, and peace, is a testament to the community's commitment to inclusivity and unity.
However, the peace was briefly disrupted when an incident involving unknown individuals slashing the tires of a patrol car occurred around 3 a.m. The police are currently investigating the matter.
Despite this incident, the Outer New Town continues to thrive, with various car repair shops, a key service, and a knife sharpener providing essential services to the community. For those in need of tires, the New Town tire dealer, though situated a distance away, remains an option.
It's worth noting that despite extensive searches, there are no available records providing information about the history or current status of Katy's Garage at the intersection of Louisen- and Alaunstraße. If you have more specific or alternative sources, please share them for further assistance.
Home-and-garden stores could bring a fresh energy to the now quiet intersection of Louisen- and Alaunstraße, filling the gap left by the former tire dealer. Shopping for home decorations and garden essentials could become a popular activity in this area, adding to the vibrancy of the Outer New Town.
As Katy's Garage continues to offer a lively atmosphere, it would be interesting to see if the establishment expands its services to home-and-garden products, connecting its party spirit with the community's lifestyle needs.
