St. Michael's Church

The pictures in this church in Munich are very rich in color. I personally feel that it is worth visiting. When I went there, several couples of new people were married here to take wedding photos. It felt very romantic, and it was close to the city. It was suitable for punching in.

To be honest, there are a lot of churches in the old town of Munich. I spent a lot of time trying to figure out these churches. This church of St. Michel is located on the west side of the old town. East of Bergsell is a Catholic church and the largest Renaissance church north of the Alps. Built in 1583-1597, William V, Duke of Bavaria is the largest vault in the world except the Basilica of St. Peter in Rome, spanning more than 20 meters, so the beautiful dome is one of his features.

The white facade of St. Michael's Church, the bronze gates, were beautiful. We were doing mass in the church when we went, and the faithful were soaking in a few drops of holy water, crossing their breasts and singing the chant in unison.

St. Michael's Church is a Catholic church in Munich, Germany, the largest Renaissance church north of the Alps. It was built by William V, Duke of Bavaria from 1583 to 1597 and is a Jesuit church as the spiritual center of the anti-reformation. The style of the building had a huge impact on the early Baroque architecture of southern Germany.

A beautiful church near Karlstor and Marienplatz. The structure is really amzing

The statues on the porch of the Michel Church are the patrons of various industries and are prominent on this shopping street. The guilds are responsible for donating statues of their respective patrons to decorate the front of the church, including some famous works, which can see the old appearance of the original grain warehouse. The sculptures in the church are perfect, the sculptures around the circle are extraordinary, the authentic products have been moved to the Bajero Museum, and they are currently replicas.