Kapuzinerkloster

The Capuchin Monastery stands in central Munich with its simple stone walls and a rectangular courtyard framed by covered walkways.

The monastery was established in the 16th century as part of the Catholic Counter-Reformation movement to strengthen religious presence in Bavaria.

The monastery maintains a traditional Franciscan way of life, with monks dedicating their time to prayer, meditation, and service to local communities.

Visitors can access the monastery grounds through the main entrance on Kapuzinerstrasse during daylight hours, except during prayer and mass times.

The monastery contains a collection of historical manuscripts and religious texts dating from the medieval period, stored in its private library.

Location: Munich

Address: Isartalstraße 4,Kapuzinerstraße 38

GPS coordinates: 48.12420,11.56340

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:59