Churches
Munich Cathedral (Frauenkirche) Church of our Lady Even today, dominating the Frauenkirche, the most modern buildings in the inner city and thus dominates Munich skyline. Its towers are visible from afar and an unmistakable landmark for Munich. Munich ...
Commissioned by King Ludwig I, built by Frederick the gardener Louis Church 1829 - 1844 in the romantic-Byzantine style. The three-aisled basilica corresponds to the classicism of the Louis Street. Right and left is the Catholic Parish and University Chur ...
Diagonally across from Feldherrnhalle and courtyard garden at the Odeon Square (subway) is the Theatinerkirche, you can easily walk away from Marienplatz. Impressive yellow facade introduces a touch of Italy to Munich. In gratitude for the long-awaited ...
The town hall was built in 1709, designed by Giovanni Antonio Viscardi as a meeting place of the "Marian Congregation" (led by the Jesuits). It was not until 1778, the former meeting room was consecrated. In a niche above the red marble portal of the Virg ...
At the time of the Spanish Succession War (1701 - 14) was the daughter of a valet, Anna Maria Lindmayr, a vision only when the nobility and citizens to build together a church in Munich, will be spared from the destruction and pillage by the Austrian army ...
St. Peters Church (St. Peterskirche) Open: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday to Saturday - 07:30 to 19:00 Wednesday - 12:00 to 17:00
Duke Wilhelm IV won the 16th Century, the Jesuits in Munich. For the construction of the Jesuit monastery had 34 town houses are being demolished. Support the Jesuits were then especially by Duke Wilhelm V, who was recognized as guardians and champions of ...