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Georgische Gemeinde Heiliger König Vakhtang Gorgasali
Otto Bartning's Architectural Gem
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The Georgian Orthodox community of St. King Vakhtang Gorgasali in Munich is notable for its unique design by architect Otto Bartning. Opened in 1952, it beautifully blends traditional elements with Bartning's modern architectural style.
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The church opened its doors on March 23, 1952.
Quick Facts
- Architect
- Otto Bartning
- Opening Date
- March 23, 1952
- Denomination
- Orthodox
Guided Story
Standing here, you're in front of a striking example of Georgian Orthodox architecture. This church, opened on March 23, 1952, reflects the vision of architect Otto Bartning, who skillfully blended traditional elements with his modernist style. Notice the clean lines and how the light interacts with the space. This place is not just for worship; it represents a cultural identity and architectural vision. Let your gaze wander over the facade, taking in the harmonious play of forms and materials.
Location
Nearby

Sankt Michael (Achatstraße)
519 m away

Hauser Schloss (Gilmer Schloss)
1.5 km away

MTU Museum
367 m away

Allacher Forst (Nordwest 1)
1.2 km away

Allacher Lohe
1.2 km away

Allacher Forst (Nordwest 2)
1.3 km away

Allacher Tunnel
2.0 km away

Rangierbahnhof München-Nord
1.6 km away
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