It's pretty hard to put into words how stunning this church is. We were wandering around…read moreMarienplatz and walked in here after noticing the beautiful building. The interior of this church is incredible, and is worth taking your time to check out all of the details. There were also many sitting at the pews praying or taking in all that there was to see. Make sure not to skip this sight in Munich!

The beautiful Church of the Holy Ghost is located between the Town Hall and the large…read moreViktualienmarkt in the very centre of Munich, but easily overlooked by visitors. Founded in the 13th Century alongside a hospital for lepers and the lame, the first Church burned down; after some 60 years, the core of the present building was completed in 1392 in the gothic style. However, like many Bavarian churches of the period, it was completely remodelled inside in 1724-30 in the Baroque style, in this case featuring frescoes by the Asam brothers (who built the nearby Asamkirche), although the essential Gothic structure is easy to work out beneath the stucco. The frescoes depict the history of the hospital, which was demolished in the late 19th Century to make way for the market. Well worth a quick detour to visit.

Beautiful church in Munich! Definitely worth checking out and in the main part of town.read more

Don't miss it when in Munich and read other reviews for an opinion. I just love old Bavarian…read morechurches and the colourful interiors in them :-)

A gorgeous church located close to the Isar river in the town of Schaftlarn. It is part of the…read morewider Munich metro area and is quite a big place. We walked here from Grunwald tram stop and it takes about 3-3.5 hrs to walk it. The terrain is not smooth and there are quite a few uphill downhill parts. When it's wet you also have the added complexity of trying to navigate through mud and clay. A fabulous walk I would highly recommend if you like walking and want to spend a day exploring the beautiful countryside and visiting this gorgeous church. There is also a wonderful biergarten 50m from the church to stop for lunch and so on. I like old Bavarian churches and monasteries and this is no exception.