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Neue Maxburg

Where Renaissance Elegance Meets Modern Utility

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München: First Steps10 pts

München: Explorer25 pts

München: Insider50 pts

Munich's Neue Maxburg blends the elegance of Renaissance architecture with the clean lines of modern offices. Designed by Sep Ruf, it stands as a striking example of post-war architectural revival. A walk around the building reveals captivating details and its seamless integration into the urban landscape. Be inspired by this fusion of history and modernity.

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Did you know?

Construction of the original Maxburg began as early as 1596.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1596
Architect: Sep Ruf
Architectural Style: Renaissance
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument

Guided Story

Look up. The towers of the Maxburg rise proudly, telling tales from a bygone era. Originally constructed in 1596, the castle was destroyed during World War II and later redesigned by Sep Ruf in the Renaissance style during the 1950s. Imagine standing here in the post-war era, with Munich's citizens looking to rebuild and find hope. The Maxburg stood as a symbol of new beginnings. Turn around and you'll see the Maxturm preserving the past with pride. Just a short walk away, the Trinity Church continues to share stories of faith and resilience. Today, the Maxburg serves as an office building, but its walls still whisper the secrets of history.