
Basilika St. Bonifaz
A Tranquil Sanctuary in Munich's Heart
Did you know?
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
- Website
- sankt-bonifaz.de
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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Location
Nearby

Landeskirchenamt München

Staatliche Antikensammlung

Haus der Kulturinstitute

Königsplatz (Nordwest 2)

Finanzamt München, Abteilung Körperschaften

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Staatliche Graphische Sammlung
