Asamkirche

5 Baron Migs - 8 months ago

This place is 110% over the top baroque. The brothers that built this church really wanted to show off. Please pop in for a visit. It’s absolutely stunning. You’ll never be able to see all the details. There is so much to see

5 Georges Younes - 3 months ago

Asamkirche is one of the smallest, yet most impressive, baroque churches in Old Munich. Its small facade integrates well with the buildings around it on Sendlinger Strasse. Enter the building to be amazed by the excesses of baroque architecture and art. There literally isn't an inch that is empty of ornament.

5 david antoun - a month ago

If you want to see a small Gem but full of Baroque architecture from the 1700's then you came to the right place. you can start from the ceiling till the walls and the internal/external entrance. everything was just amazing to see with so much gold color and details in every cm in the church. on your way from sendlinger tor till marienplatz.

5 Patrick - 3 weeks ago

Mass starts at 10am and is fairly well visited. The Mass is in German and there are song books available. The numbers of the songs are posted before each mass on the board. The organist is very talented and sometimes continues to play after the Mass has ended. The church is used for Mass from 10am-11:15am, so if you are visiting during that time, be mindful that this church is actively used by the Catholic congregation in Munich.

5 Cuisine Quest - a month ago

I recently attended an organ concert here that started at 8:00 p.m. and lasted about one and a half hours. It was grand. The organist is a master, the cost is €10. The acoustics in this church are excellent. The church itself is a combination of baroque with rococo elements, very exquisite decor. ( If you enjoy interesting travel and cooking videos, please visit CuisineQuest on YouTube)

5 Philippe Jacques Kradolfer - 4 months ago

The Baroque style Johann Nepomuk or Asam Church was built from 1733 to 1746 by sculptor Egid Quirin Asam and his painter brother Cosmas Damian Asam. The church was built as a private church for the salvation of the Asam brothers and family. It is considered one of the most important Late Baroque buildings in southern German. Definitely worth a visit while in Munich. With its thousand incredible details you can literally spend hours admiring the amazing talent and work of the Asam brothers in honor of their God.

5 LJE - 7 months ago

A beautiful, quiet place of refuge. This church is a must to see when you are in Munich!