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St. Maria Thalkirchen

A Gothic pilgrimage church with a historic cemetery

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St. Maria Thalkirchen, a Catholic parish and pilgrimage church, stands on a small hill in the historic village center of Thalkirchen. Built in 1400 and designed by Gabriel von Seidl, it showcases Gothic architecture and serves as a significant pilgrimage site. As an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, it preserves cultural history alongside its adjoining cemetery at Fraunbergplatz.

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St. Maria Thalkirchen was founded in the year 1400.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1400
Architect: Gabriel von Seidl
Architectural Style: Gothic
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Partially accessible
Website: mariathalkirchen.de

Guided Story

You're standing before the remarkable facade of St. Maria Thalkirchen, a Catholic parish and pilgrimage church that has graced Thalkirchen since 1400. Designed by the renowned architect Gabriel von Seidl, it features exquisite Gothic architecture. Take a look at the intricate details of the Gothic style that define this church's character. Adjacent to it, at Fraunbergplatz, lies the historic cemetery, an integral part of this valuable architectural heritage. Over the centuries, this church has drawn many pilgrims and continues to play a significant role in the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising. If you turn around, you can also see the nearby parish house of Thalkirchen, just 35 meters southwest from here.