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Basilika St. Bonifaz
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Basilika St. Bonifaz

A Tranquil Sanctuary in Munich's Heart

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St. Boniface's Basilica captivates with its early Christian style and Georg Friedrich Ziebland's masterful design. The restored arcade and modern extension create a unique ambiance where history meets modernity. Experience the harmonious blend of tradition and contemporary design, and feel the serene spirituality of this remarkable place.
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The Basilica of St. Bonifaz was designed in the neo-Byzantine style by architect Georg Friedrich Ziebland on the commission of King Ludwig I, with its southern half restored by Hans Döllgast after World War II.

Quick Facts

Founded
1835
Architect
Georg Friedrich Ziebland
Architectural Style
Modernism
Heritage Status
Architectural Heritage Monument
Opening Date
November 24, 1850
Denomination
Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible

Guided Story

Take a moment to feel the serene presence around you. As you stand here, you're part of a history that dates back to when King Ludwig I commissioned this very basilica. Look up and admire the dome—a masterpiece of neo-Byzantine architecture designed by Ziebland. Imagine monks once walking these halls in quiet contemplation, even as the bustling city life thrived outside. Just behind you, the modern extension stands as a testament to architectural evolution, blending seamlessly with the historical structure. The arcades you see were lovingly restored by Hans Döllgast after the war, symbolizing renewal and resilience. This is a place where past meets present, offering a space for reflection and awe.

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