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Asamkirche
Sight4.8 · 6 6744.6 · 2 869≈ 22 minFree entry
St. Johann Nepomuk — a jewel of south German Rococo built by the brothers Egid Quirin and Cosmas Damian Asam in 1733–1746 as a private chapel next to their house. The gilded altar, Trinity sculpture, convex walls and light falling from a single window create an almost operatic staging. Damaged in 1944, the interiors were carefully restored; entry is free.
Highlights
- Rococo by the Asam brothers, 1733–1746
- A private chapel turned masterpiece
- Gilded altar and Trinity sculpture
- Free entry, in central Munich
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