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Fremdspracheninstitut der Landeshauptstadt München

Language diversity in a historic setting

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Located at Amalienstraße 36, this architectural heritage site in Brick Renaissance style has housed the City of Munich's Foreign Language Institute since 1977. Designed by Friedrich Löwel, this protected building provides a unique space for language learning.

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The building served as a primary school from 1878 to 1977.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1887
Architect: Friedrich Löwel
Architectural Style: Renaissance
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Website: fim.musin.de
Phone: +49 89 233 41 65 0

Guided Story

Take a moment to admire the striking facade of this building. Designed by Friedrich Löwel, it showcases the Brick Renaissance style and stands as an architectural heritage site on Amalienstraße. Since 1977, it has been home to the City of Munich's Foreign Language Institute. Before this, it served as a public school for nearly a century. If you look north, you'll spot the Atzinger, and to the south, the Remise-Gartenhaus. This area in Maxvorstadt is rich with history and culture, with the building itself being a protected monument. Imagine the generations of students and language enthusiasts who have passed through these walls over the years.