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Kirche zur Heiligen Dreifaltigkeit

Modern architecture embraces spiritual heritage

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Designed by Josef Wiedemann, the Church of the Holy Trinity in Munich is a notable architectural heritage site in Bavaria. Consecrated on March 16, 1964, it is linked to the convent on Maria-Ward-Straße in the Nymphenburg district. As a Roman Catholic church, it seamlessly blends contemporary design with profound religious significance.

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The church was built and consecrated on the same day.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1964
Architect: Josef Wiedemann
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Opening Hours: Mo-Su 15:00-17:00
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

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Guided Story

Imagine standing before a masterpiece of modern church architecture. The Church of the Holy Trinity, designed by the renowned architect Josef Wiedemann, was consecrated on March 16, 1964. This site is a protected architectural heritage monument in Bavaria. As you look up, you can see how its contemporary design integrates seamlessly into the sacred setting. This Roman Catholic church skillfully combines spiritual depth with the clarity of modern forms. Nearby, about 96 meters to the southeast, lies the Nymphenburg Cemetery, another peaceful spot in this vibrant district. Here on Maria-Ward-Straße, spirituality meets art and history.