Kirche St. Paul

Kevin John McGuire a year ago

It’s a nice and new gothic Catholic Church. Built around 1899-1906. It’s closed during Oktoberfest as far as I know!

Mariam Hambardzumyan a year ago

A beautiful limestone church in the Gothic Revival style. It was severely damaged during World War II, but was renovated later. The church was damaged once more in 1960 in a tragical accident. An airplane strike the steeple of the church and crushed, taking the lives of 20 passengers of the plane, a pedestrian and 32 passengers of the tram that it crushed into when falling... It's hard to process all that information while looking at the stunning exteriors and the cute gargoyles. Paulskirche has very nice ornaments, each of the facades has something to offer, will that be rose window or a beautifully decorated portal. The area is peaceful and is ideal for a break from the busy city. Although the Landwehrstraße street offers beautiful views of the Paulskirche, I recommend strolling on the Pettenkoferstraße street with cute little houses with gardens and peaceful atmosphere.

Keelan Lacey 2 years ago

This place was peaceful, inspirational, and forward thinking. I myself am not "religious" per say, but I take joy in the privilege that I can discover and explore the cultures and religions of others; speaking with one of the staff here was very educational as we discussed the architecture and it's connecting history with both Munich and Christianity within Bavaria and wider Europe.

My Le 2 years ago

After Oktoberfest, we walked to this church to hike the tower to get the 360 views. The tower is free with recommended donations of 3€. There was a line because the tower has a narrow staircase that would allow traffic going up and coming down would have to wait until it was clear. It’s a 360 view where you see Oktoberfest and downtown from a distance.

Ira_ I Edited a year ago

Very cute, very open, and light if you understand what I mean. It was a pleasant minutes spent there. And it's a very really open hearted moments inside: you can go to the roof. 2 really handsome looking prayers are just staying with the cup in their hands, and you can pay for this charch for roof travel as much as you want. It's really very pleasant. The roof is not too vide, the only one person can normally pass along the wall, but you will get a great views around. And a bell under you head:) Be ready, it's loud)))))

Michael Mack 3 years ago

A beautiful Catholic Church in Munich near the Deutsches Museum and the Oktoberfest grounds. I really enjoyed my visit. Beautiful architecture inside and out. Worth a visit if you are in Munich.

david antoun 4 years ago

Amazing Cathedral from Gothic era full of Sculptures from Outside, golden watch tower with awesome Bell, two towers at the entrance. The main entrance at the front yard is closed so you have to take the one on the left. superb from inside, the steps that Jesus pass through till he was on the cross are represented in a very magnificent way on the wall.

Klaus Wanderer 4 years ago

This is a very beautiful church, I came across it on my way from the train station, didn't even know about it. It's not a "tourist attraction" because it's rather new dating from the beginning of the 20th century. Built in neo-Gothic style and boasting an impressive 97 meters tower it's aesthetically pleasing and I'm sure a sermon here would be quite the experience