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Erscheinung des Herrn
A Towerless Modern Church of the 70s
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The Catholic parish church Erscheinung des Herrn in Munich's Blumenau district is a modern structure from the late 1960s, intentionally designed without a tower. Opened in 1970, this church embodies contemporary architecture without traditional bells. It is named after the Feast of the Epiphany, celebrated on January 6th.
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The construction took place between 1969 and 1970.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1965
- Opening Date
- 1970
- Denomination
- Roman Catholic
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
Guided Story
Standing here, you are facing a remarkable piece of modern church architecture from the late 1960s. The Catholic parish church Erscheinung des Herrn in Munich's Blumenau district is intentionally designed without a tower, giving it a contemporary touch. While you won’t see any church bells, the significance of this place is deeply rooted in tradition, as it is dedicated to the Feast of the Epiphany, celebrated annually on January 6th. Also known as the Three Kings' Day. As you take in the clean lines and minimalist style, you might feel the tranquility and simplicity that this site exudes.
Location
Nearby
Sankt-Leonhard-Kapelle (Stürzerkapelle)
729 m away
Klinik Augustinum
1.1 km away
Max-Planck-Gymnasium
1.5 km away
Friedhof Pasing
1.6 km away
St. Peter (Heiglhofstraße)
1.4 km away
Westbad (Hallenbad)
1.6 km away
St. Canisius
1.5 km away
Grundschule am Canisiusplatz
1.5 km away
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