Protected monument
MonasteryMünchen
Westteil des ehem. Theatinerklosters
The western section of the former Theatine Monastery in Munich stands as a significant example of Baroque architecture in Bavaria. This historic structure, with its origins in the late 17th century, is an integral part of the urban fabric and bears witness to the rich history of the Bavarian capital.
History+
Construction of the monastery commenced in 1676, executed in the Baroque style. It originally served the Theatine Order and shaped Munich's religious and architectural landscape for centuries. Today, the western part is protected as a historical monument, thus preserving its heritage.
Location+
The building is centrally located in the Bavarian metropolis of Munich, a city within the federal state of Bavaria, Germany. Its urban setting makes it an easily accessible testament to the past.
On site+
The western part of the former Theatine Monastery is currently a protected architectural monument in Bavaria. Its condition and use reflect the preservation of historical substance within the modern cityscape.
Nearby+
- Palais Holnstein (Residence, approx. 108 m away)
- Palais Moy (Residence, approx. 125 m away)
- Palais Neuhaus-Preysing (Residence, approx. 132 m away)
- Palais Preysing (Residence, approx. 140 m away)
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Location: 48.1419, 11.5755