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Harmlos

Timeless grace in Munich's green heart

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Step into the tranquility of the garden at the Prinz-Carl-Palais and find 'Harmlos,' a statue crafted by Franz Jakob Schwanthaler in 1803. In the Greek Revival style, this figure embodies classic elegance and is a cherished part of Bavaria's heritage. Let the serene blend of art and nature inspire you and take a moment for quiet reflection.

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The statue 'Harmlos', erected in 1803, is considered one of the earliest examples of Greek Revival architecture in Munich's public spaces.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1803
Architectural Style: Neoclassical
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument

Guided Story

As you stand here, take a moment to imagine the countless people who've admired this statue over the centuries. Created by Franz Jakob Schwanthaler, it's been watching over this park since 1803. Locals affectionately call it 'Harmlos', meaning 'harmless'. It's a fitting name for a figure that seems to calm the bustling city around it with its serene presence. Look behind you and you'll see the Prinz-Carl-Palais, which adds to the charm of this green oasis. Just beyond, the English Garden stretches out, offering more tranquility. Let yourself be transported by the timeless grace of this place.