St. Georg-Kirche

St. Georg-Kirche features a four-story tower with blind panels and an octagonal upper level crowned by an onion dome on a pyramidal base.

The church foundations contain masonry bricks and stones dating to the 9th century, with the first documented mention of the structure appearing in 1315.

The interior walls display late Gothic and Baroque frescoes, including a representation of the Last Judgment with Christ as judge on the eastern wall.

The church stands at Dorfstraße 37a in the Pasing-Obermenzing district of Munich, identified by the Bavarian monument authority code D-1-62-000-1345.

Giovanni Antonio Viscardi renovated the tower between 1677 and 1679, adding Baroque elements to the original Gothic architecture.

Location: Munich

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

Address: Dorfstraße 37a

GPS coordinates: 48.16870,11.45870

Latest update: April 13, 2025 08:38