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St. Georg (West)

Gothic Elegance in Munich's Obermenzing

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St. Georg, the historic parish church in Munich's Obermenzing district, showcases a Romanesque core from the 12th/13th century, transformed into a Gothic style in the 15th century. Restoration efforts from 1969 to 1972 revealed stunning frescoes from the Late Gothic and Baroque periods. As a protected architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, the church reflects a vibrant historical and cultural legacy.

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Restoration unveiled frescoes from the Late Gothic and Baroque eras.

Quick Facts

Architectural Style: Gothic
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic

Guided Story

You're standing before St. Georg, a remarkable example of Romanesque architecture dating back to the 12th and 13th centuries. Notice the Gothic elements added in the 15th century, giving the church its current look. During restoration work between 1969 and 1972, fascinating frescoes from the Late Gothic and Baroque periods were uncovered. These artworks offer a glimpse into the church's rich past. As a protected architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, St. Georg plays a significant role in cultural heritage. Take a moment to observe the cemetery wall that is part of the church, connecting architecture and history in a unique way.