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Maxturm

Remnant of the 16th Century Herzog-Max-Burg

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München: First Steps10 pts

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The Maxturm is the sole surviving structure of the Herzog-Max-Burg, built in 1590 in Munich. This architectural heritage monument in Bavaria serves as a reminder of the once expansive castle complex. The tower was restored between 1953 and 1955 and stands today as a monument to the past.

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The Maxturm is 30 meters tall.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1590
Height: 30 m
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument

Guided Story

Imagine standing before the Maxturm, a remarkable piece of Munich's history. Built in 1590, this tower is the only surviving structure of the Herzog-Max-Burg. If you look east, you can spot the Trinity Church not too far away. The tower itself stands 30 meters tall and was meticulously restored between 1953 and 1955 to preserve its historical significance. As an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, it serves as a poignant reminder of the once expansive castle complex that stood here. Take a moment to reflect on how the cityscape has evolved since the 16th century.