St. Johann Baptist, Parish church in Solln, Munich, Germany.
St. Johann Baptist is a Gothic Revival parish church in the Solln district of Munich featuring pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and a prominent tower rising above the roofline. The building appears slender and vertical, with details that reflect the typical architectural language of the early 1900s.
Construction began around 1900 in response to the rapidly growing Solln area. Its completion in 1905 marked the end of an important urban development project for southern Munich.
The church contains artworks that shape the daily prayer life of the parish community. The interior furnishings reflect the craft traditions that were typical for Munich around 1900.
The church welcomes visitors during the week and holds regular services. Before taking photographs, ask staff about any restrictions that may apply inside the building.
The church was built following plans by architect Franz Rank, who also designed other significant buildings in Munich. The tower still serves many residents today as a reference point in the southern part of the city.
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