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St. Sebastian

Romanesque Revival and monastic tranquility

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Designed by architect Elias Holl, this church showcases Romanesque Revival architecture and is a recognized architectural heritage monument in Bavaria. Encircled by MAN's industrial grounds, it provides a serene escape within a bustling area. The Koulen organ is a distinctive feature that attracts music enthusiasts.

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Did you know?

Until 2008, St. Sebastian served as a Capuchin monastery.

Quick Facts

Architect: Elias Holl
Architectural Style: Romanesque
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Not accessible

Guided Story

Take a moment to appreciate the striking design by Elias Holl, showcasing the Romanesque Revival style. This church, a recognized architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, is surrounded on three sides by the MAN industrial grounds, offering a peaceful retreat amidst the bustling activity. Look up to admire the intricate details of the facade. Inside, you'll find the Koulen organ, a real treat for music enthusiasts. Imagine the sound of music filling the air. Turn around slowly and feel the tranquility that makes this place special.