St. Michael München

Stunning Renaissance style church located in Munich. It is the largest Renaissance church north of the Alps. The outside and inside is absolutely stunning. It is dedicated to St. Michael. Originally finished in 1597, it was heavily damaged during WWII. The high altar is just breathtaking. The church is the burial site for the Wittelsbach Dynasty and includes the tomb of famous King Ludwig II. This church is a must see in Munich and we loved our visit!

Beautiful church in the middle of Munich city. When we entered, it was very quiet and tranquil, even though it was the middle of the day. We decided to light candles and make donations towards the church. Definitely a place to visit when in town.

St. Michael's Church (Michaelskirche) is located just a 3-5minute walk from Marienplatz and the New Town Hall (Neues Rathaus) in Munich's city center. This historic church houses the underground tombs of the Wittelsbach family, including the legendary King Ludwig II.

Beautiful Catholic Church located in the heart of Munich. You will be stunned by the amazing interior Baroque architecture of the church amazingly restored following heavy damage during the Second World War. There also many beautiful paintings and sculptures to see as well. Just remember to remain courteous and use inside voices as since it is a church, there would be many people in prayer.

Amazing Church, we were on a night walk ant it was open so we thought we would take a peek.

The architecture of this church is very beautiful. You can enter here without an entrance ticket and are welcome to come and pray. You can also make a Donation here.

I have visited here just to catch my breath, stayed there for a hour. Interior design is intriguing and hearing the organ's sound was an unique experience. Very close to the center of the city, a must visit.

St. Michael's Church, nestled in the heart of Munich, stands as a quintessential example of Bavarian Baroque architecture and spiritual grandeur. From its imposing façade adorned with intricate sculptures to its awe-inspiring interior, St. Michael's exudes a sense of majesty and reverence. Stepping inside, visitors are greeted by opulent decorations, including lavish frescoes, ornate altars, and stunning stained glass windows, all meticulously crafted to inspire awe and contemplation. The church's central dome, adorned with heavenly motifs, creates a sense of transcendence, inviting worshippers and tourists alike to gaze upwards in wonder. Aside from its architectural splendor, St. Michael's holds historical significance as the final resting place of several Bavarian rulers, adding a layer of cultural and political importance to its already rich tapestry. Whether one seeks spiritual solace, artistic inspiration, or simply a moment of quiet reflection, St. Michael's Church offers an unforgettable experience that captures the essence of Munich's cultural heritage. Its timeless beauty and serene atmosphere make it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the vibrant cityscape of Munich.