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Bavarian State Chancellery
A Neo-Renaissance Gem in the Heart of Munich
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The Bavarian State Chancellery in Munich showcases Neo-Renaissance architecture designed by Ludwig von Mellinger from 1900 to 1905. Key features include a western portico and a central dome, reconstructed after wartime destruction and integrated into the building's 1990 to 1993 renovation. Once part of the Bavarian Army Museum, it now houses the state's highest authority.
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The dome of the Bavarian State Chancellery was reconstructed after wartime destruction.
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