Asamkirche

So stunning, it's beyond word! Free entry, so don't ever miss it! You can spend a lot of time marveling at the exquisite architecture and ornaments, it's excessive in a beautiful way.

Must visit if you are in Munich. An awesome church in the old town. You will be amaze with the inside Currently it is being renovated at the outside. But you can still enter the church

This is a small church. When I was there, outer reconstruction was going on. But I went inside the church and I was just shocked after seeing the wall art, amazing gothic church it was. The interior is very beautiful with some amazing wall arts. But you can't enter and seat inside, that's a drawback. But you can take photos and videos from in front of the gate. Overall a very good architecture it is.

This is one of the most ornately detailed church interiors I've visited. Thankfully it's free to enter. There is construction on the outside as of October 2023 so it may appear closed but it's not. No food or drink is allowed inside and photos are only for personal use. You really can't go anywhere inside the church besides the pews.

Although it is a small church, its inner decoration is really magnificent and gorgeous, if you are near Maria’s plaza, it is absolutely worth visiting this place, only 7 min walk. There are renovations going on outside the church, don’t get missing.

Such a weird and cool little cathedral in Munich. Conceived and built by two brothers, Asamkirche is only 30 Meters wide but ridiculously ornate inside. It's not as widely known as some of the other cathedrals in Munich but it's definitely worth a stop.

Baroque and Rococo magnificence. This is the definition of this impressive church in Munich, near Sendlinger Tor. The frescoes on the ceiling will take your breath away, as will the fact that absolutely no space has been left unadorned, be it the frescoes themselves, paintings, columns, golden elements or marbles of different colors.
For tourist visits, it is not possible to fully access the church because there is a fence that prevents it, but from the entrance there is an entrance space that allows, as far as possible, to appreciate this jewel of religious art in this city.
It is free and open every day.
An atmosphere that seems almost mystical.