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Stephanskirche am Alten Südfriedhof

Baroque Elegance at the Old South Cemetery

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Built in 1677 by Franz Berberich, the Catholic St. Stephen's Church is a prime example of Baroque architecture. Situated at the northern end of the Old South Cemetery, it is part of the St. Peter's parish. Recognized as a Bavarian architectural heritage monument, it stands as a testament to historical craftsmanship.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1677
Architect: Franz Berberich
Architectural Style: Baroque
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

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Guided Story

Standing here, you're in the presence of a piece of Munich's history. St. Stephen's Church, built in 1677 by Franz Berberich, is a fine example of Baroque architecture. Once serving as the cemetery church for the Old South Cemetery, it now stands as a Bavarian architectural heritage monument. To your right, parallel to Stephanstraße, you can glimpse the old cemetery, which still exudes a peaceful and serene atmosphere. The church is part of the St. Peter's parish and showcases the baroque style that is cherished and preserved in Munich. Its status as a cultural monument reflects the city's appreciation for historical craftsmanship and architectural excellence.