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St. Karl Borromäus

Modern design embraces spiritual heritage

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St. Karl Borromäus is a modern church in Munich designed by Herbert Groethuysen. Since 1963/64, it has served as the parish church for the Catholic community in the Forstenried parish association. The church, along with its parish house and community center, is listed as a Bavarian cultural heritage site.

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The church was built in 1963/64.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1963
Architect: Herbert Groethuysen
Architectural Style: Modernism
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: pfarrverband-forstenried.de/st-karl-borromaeus

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Guided Story

Let's step back in time for a moment. St. Karl Borromäus was built in 1963/64, designed by the architect Herbert Groethuysen. This church is a prime example of modern architecture, evident in its clean lines and simple design. Take a look around; the complex, including the parish house and community center, is part of Bavaria's cultural heritage. Behind you, to the west, lies Schloss Fürstenried, about 450 meters away. You might also catch a glimpse of the Pestsäule, roughly 233 meters to the west. But right now, let the serene atmosphere of this Catholic church envelop you. Take a moment to feel the unique connection between architecture and spirituality here.