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Emmauskirche

Where Modern Design Embraces Biblical Heritage

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In Munich's Harlaching district, the Emmauskirche stands out with its modern architecture, designed by Franz Lichtblau in 1964. The artistic painting by Hubert Distler from 1970 and the Communion painting by Rudolf Büder add a unique ambiance to the space.
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The Communion painting above the altar was created by Rudolf Büder.

Quick Facts

Architect
Franz Lichtblau
Height
25 m
Denomination
Protestant
Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible

Guided Story

Take a look at the clean lines of the Emmauskirche, designed by architect Franz Lichtblau in 1964. This building is a notable example of modern architecture in Harlaching. As you gaze upwards, you can see the window rose above the altar, showcasing a striking Communion painting by Rudolf Büder. This artistic piece perfectly complements the murals by Hubert Distler, completed in 1970. The church is dedicated to the Protestant denomination and carries the name of the biblical location Emmaus, providing it with a deeper spiritual dimension. Take a moment to appreciate the harmonious blend of art and architecture that makes this space so special.

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