Karlstor

Kalmen is located between Karl Square and the pedestrian street in the center of Munich, Germany. Kalmen was officially named in 1797 by Bavarian elector Charles Theodore. The pedestrian street is prosperous, with restaurants and shops all the way.

Kalmen is indeed a city gate. Inside is the famous market street in the old city of Munich. To this day, this is still a place where merchants gather. There are many famous department stores and restaurants and there are many international brands.

The Karmen area is the shopping center area of Munich. It brings together a variety of flagship stores of the world's first-tier brands. The pedestrian district is also the center of Munich. As a defensive ancient city gate, the area around Karmen Square is now surrounded by buildings. The flagship store occupies that although the major brands want to catch people's eyes, the appearance looks very unified, but the article on the window is very harmonious.

A medieval city gate in city centre combining history and modern lifestyle

Located in Munich, the capital of Bavaria in southern Germany, the gate is on the west side of the old city of Munich, separating the old city from the suburbs of Ludwig. The gate of the medieval fortifications built by Karmen for Louis IV is an important passage into the historical center of Munich. Kalmen was once the busiest area in Munich, part of the second wall of Munich built by Louis IV from 1285 to 1347, and its name is derived from the founder of the Karl Square, Karl • Teodor.

Karl Square is very close to Munich Central Railway Station and is the only way to the center of the old city. There are shops on the ground and underground. The classical and modern buildings are intersecting and beautiful!