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St. Willibald

Contemporary design meets spiritual sanctuary

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Designed by Hansjakob Lill in 1958, the Roman Catholic Church of St. Willibald is a hallmark of modern architecture in Munich. Recognized as an architectural heritage site in Bavaria, it blends contemporary style with spiritual tradition. The church's tower on Agnes-Bernauer-Straße is a distinctive feature in the Pasing and Laim districts.

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St. Willibald has been an architectural heritage site in Bavaria since 1958.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1958
Architect: Hansjakob Lill
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Here you are, standing before the Roman Catholic Church of St. Willibald, designed in 1958 by Hansjakob Lill. This structure is a significant example of modern church architecture in Munich. Notice the tower on Agnes-Bernauer-Straße, a landmark that is also an architectural heritage site in Bavaria. The church beautifully combines contemporary design with deep spiritual traditions. Look around and you'll see the clean lines and understated elegance that the building exudes. Right here, in the heart of the Pasing and Laim districts, modern urban landscape meets spiritual history.