3 Best Churches in Munich

“Peterskirche is the oldest traditional church with an architectural height of 91 metres. The cathedral is also the city's historic center. St. Peter has an additional tower with two pointed helmets and a city clock that is situated between the two topped western towers. Peterskirche ensures a Gothic and Baroque architectural style. Erwin Schleich, Rudolf Esterer, Ignaz Anton Gunetzrhainer, and Isaac Bader are the architects of the cathedral. The building was further expanded during 1220-1230 AD. Hermenegild Peiker completed the renovation of the grand ceiling fresco in the nave in 2000, which marks a significant milestone. The restoration of this Old church was finished after the destruction during World War II. Peterskirche is a holy place for various community gatherings and events.”

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“Asamkirche church was built by the Asam brothers between 1733 and 1746. The church has the Baroque architectural style, also considered as the supreme artistic masterpiece. The cathedral was considered an important building of the two main representatives of the Southern German period. At first, the church served as a private church and with urging from the local people the Asam brothers made the cathedral accessible to the public. Asamkirche consists of various significant architectural marvels, that are recognized by the two prominent figures. The church also showcases the traditional Bavarian-style paintings. The church was restored to its original form after the Second World War between 1975 and 1983. Asamkirche reveals catholicism and ancient history with a calm atmosphere.”

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“St. Michael Kirche is a Roman Catholic Sacred building that was built between 1583 and 1597. The church has the Baroque and Renaissance architectural style, which was designed by Friedrich Sustris and Wendal Dietterlin. The church has four significant pillars that contribute to the allure. The church was built 400 years ago. St. Michael Kirche serves as a centre for counter-reformation in Bavaria. The musical offerings at the cathedral are of remarkably high standard that aims to glorify God and bring joy to the hearts of people. St. Michael Kirche is a place for various collective activities, such as summer celebrations, convivial gatherings, Advent festivities, and communal excursions. The cathedral is also the spiritual centre for the Counter-Reformation in Bavaria.”

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