Evang.-Luth. Kirchengemeinde St. Lukas

5 shailendra bahuguna - a month ago

St. Lukas church is a beautiful landmark. It is very old church. Very beautifully decorated.

5 Ahmed Abouaiana - 3 years ago

Very nice architectural style, as also it is the largest protestant church in this city.
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3 vinod mathew - 2 years ago

St. Luke's Church is the largest Protestant church in Munich, southern Germany. Interior of church is super

3 BradJill - 4 years ago

St. Lukas Church (St-Lukas-Kirche) is located along the bank of the Isar River in Munich. Constructed in the late 19th century, this is the largest Protestant church in Munich.

The 64 metre high dome is what you notice first when approaching St. Lukas. Two tall towers stick out as well. The exterior of the church is Romanesque in appearance.

You enter the church from the main entrance from the east. Here you find a Neo-Gothic style interior laid out in the manner of a Greek cross. The main body of the church feels immense, particularly with the high ceiling. We enjoyed seeing the detailed stained-glass windows, the decorative altar and pulpit and carved wooden pews.

Overall, we liked our brief visit to St. Lukas even if it is a bit isolated from popular sightseeing areas. Those with limited time in Munich may prefer the high concentration of interesting historical churches around the Old Town. For those with more time on their hands, St. Lukas is a place worth passing by.

5 Matej Jurić - 4 years ago

Amazing location. I was walking down the banks of Isar river with my girlfriend on sunny day and it was super.

4 X X - 6 years ago

Slightly off from the tourists bitten path, this beautiful church is undoubtedly among the most beautiful in the city, or perhaps better the outside facade and beautiful steeples. Really huge and absolutely a must-see attraction, but only if you have enough time, Munich reserve wonderful surprises, and this is one of those.

5 Nicole Cullen - 4 years ago

Very large open church.