Experts' Choice Award Frauenkirche
What the experts agree on
Munich's iconic late-Gothic cathedral rose from WWII rubble to become the city's most recognizable landmark, defined by its distinctive twin brick towers and austere beauty that survived near-total destruction.
“Built in the late Gothic style (15C), this church is particularly sober.”
– Michelin Guide
Fodor's "Munich's Dom (cathedral) is a distinctive late-Gothic brick structure with two huge towers." Full review
Frommer's "When the smoke cleared from the 1945 bombings, only a fragile shell remained of Munich's largest church, which is affectionately known as Liebfrauenkirche." Full review
Time Out "Originally built in the 12th century, still serving as the parish church for the Munich diocese and sporting two iconic copper-domed towers, the late Gothic-style Frauenkirche (Church of..." Full review
Lonely Planet "It is here you'll find historic sights and squares, such as the Frauenkirche and Marienplatz"
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