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Stadtarchiv München
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Stadtarchiv München

A Treasure Trove of Munich's History and Architecture

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The Munich City Archive, designed by Hans Grässel, is a historical gem housing extensive city records. This architectural monument in Schwabing-West offers a glimpse into Munich's past and the work of the Historical Association of Upper Bavaria.
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The archive contains an impressive 20 shelf kilometers of documents.

Quick Facts

Founded
1914
Architect
Hans Grässel
Heritage Status
Architectural Heritage Monument
Opening Hours
Mo,Tu,Th 10:00-18:00, We 13:00-12:00
Wheelchair Access
Partially accessible

Guided Story

Imagine standing in front of a building that's a gateway to the past. Right here, the Munich City Archive holds miles of documents, each telling a story of the city’s evolution. Look up at the architectural grandeur by Hans Grässel, designed around 1914. This place once served as a municipal defense office. Can you imagine the decisions made within these walls that shaped Munich? These walls have witnessed decades of history unfold. And not far from here, the Historical Association of Upper Bavaria shares its library, adding more layers to this rich tapestry of history. A place where every document whispers tales of the past.

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