Asamkirche
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9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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  • Sendlinger Tor • 4 min walk
  • Marienplatz • 7 min walk
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  • Thomas A
    Munich, Germany65 contributions
    Small but perfectly formed.
    You can't fully walk around this church at this time because there's not enough space to maintain social distancing. You can view the interior from the closed gates, and still take photos of the amazing interior. It's still worth a visit.
    Visited August 2020
    Written August 12, 2020
  • lonewolf44
    Kingston upon Thames, United Kingdom1,303 contributions
    Astonishing interior
    This 18th century baroque chapel is a marvel. Although quite small, it is intricately decorated inside and the effect as you step through the door from the street is breathtaking. Built as a private chapel for the wealthy Asam family (who lived next door), it was opened to the wider public by popular demand. And rightly so: this is a real gem.
    Visited July 2020
    Written July 30, 2020
  • Poncik
    Germany644 contributions
    Incredible Rococo in Munich
    It's literally a little treasure in Munich. This rococo' church, opened to the public after the strong perseverance of the citizens, exhibits unique bas relief, decorations. Extremely recommended while visiting the centre
    Visited September 2020
    Written January 17, 2021
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Marty Bielicki
Stuart, FL14,314 contributions
Jun 2023
Our favorite church in Munich is not hard to find. There is an “awe” factor when you first see it. Located on Sendinger Street, it is not far from the central point of Marienplatz. Built in the mid 18th century by two brothers, it was originally a chapel and a place for young people to have confession. There are seven confessionals in this 30-foot-wide space.

Baroque architecture dominates. Egid the sculptor and Cosmas the painter spent 13 years constructing this personal chapel to impress visitors. Two homes were destroyed to fulfill their dreams. The church does blend in with the other buildings and you could actually walk by and not notice it. Today, it is open to the public except when service is going on. Well worth the time to see this marvelous “free” church in Munich.

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Written August 3, 2023
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Pratush
New Delhi, India313 contributions
Jul 2023
This is one of the church which needs a bit more attention as you will witness amazing architecture once you enter in the church.
Written July 22, 2023
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JohnRegoPark
Rego Park, NY1,082 contributions
Jul 2023 • Family
Located on a main street in Munich, this church sticks out from its surroundings because of the dazzling nature of its Baroque architecture. But the outside is not the real treat. The interior, while only 30 feet wide, is a tour de force of Baroque decoration. It is filled with expansive spaces of ornament, large decorative schemes, a false dome that looks like a real dome, marble columns that aren't made of marble, and three-dimensional sculptures that are actually paintings. Go, and have a good time marveling.
Written July 21, 2023
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Jerry Mattern
Harrisburg, PA203 contributions
Jul 2023 • Solo
Not much to this…..and their is construction currently on the outside.

But you should stop in just to take in the beauty of it. Stunning.
Written July 9, 2023
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Holly G
5 contributions
Jul 2023 • Friends
Expected the church to be more beautiful. Really just looks cluttered. The outside is currently undergoing refurbishment and is hidden behind scaffolding.
Written July 5, 2023
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Tish
Yorktown Heights, NY390 contributions
Jun 2023
You can only walk in to foyer of this over the top church. Fun to look at and see what the Asam brothers created but really only worth 5-10 min of your time
Written June 13, 2023
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AllanJGJ
Wellington, New Zealand3,773 contributions
Apr 2023 • Couples
This tiny little private chapel built by the Asam brothers is no doubt a baroque masterpiece, although personally all the elements seemed a little squeezed in given its comparatively small size. Not worth making a special trip to find it but if your passing buy given it two or three minutes, take your photo and move on.
Written May 10, 2023
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AuggieDaddy
Los Angeles, CA176 contributions
Apr 2023 • Couples
This chapel is the poster child for Baroque architecture of the highest order, The story of the brothers who built it is fascinating and although it is small it is packed with the insanely ornamental ‘set dressing’ that is glorious eye candy for even the most jaded cathedral junkies.
Written May 6, 2023
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Victoria
140 contributions
Apr 2023
If you're a fan of Rococo, this place is for you. Dramatic? Yes. Over the top? Yes. Stunningly beautiful? Absolutely.

It's a small church, but packs a punch. Wedged between buildings not far from the old southern gate of the city, it was built by two brothers who meant for it to be their private chapel.

Mass is at 10am on Sundays. The organist and cantor were wonderful, and it was lovely to hear such beautiful music in this magnificent church.
Written April 21, 2023
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sue
Victoria, Canada5 contributions
Apr 2023 • Couples
Over the top Baroque!
Probably the most highly decorated church I’ve ever seen.
It is certainly worth visiting but we had difficulty finding it
Written April 2, 2023
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Asamkirche, Munich

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