Church of the Holy Cross

The Heilig-Kreuz-Kirche reaches a height of 95 meters and features brick construction with pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and flying buttresses throughout its structure.

Georg von Dollmann designed this religious building in the Gothic Revival and Maximilianstil architectural styles, leading to its official inauguration in 1886.

The church maintains regular religious services and functions as a central gathering point for the local community while representing Bavarian architectural traditions.

Visitors can access the church through Munich's public transportation system, with several bus and tram stops located within walking distance of the building.

The building combines two distinct architectural approaches: the Gothic Revival style and the regional Maximilianstil, creating a particular interpretation of religious architecture.

Location: Munich

Architects: Georg von Dollmann

Official opening: 1886

Architectural style: Gothic Revival, Maximilianstil

Height: 95 m

Made from material: brick

Address: Ichostraße 1

Website: https://hl-kreuz-giesing.de

GPS coordinates: 48.11631,11.57782

Latest update: May 11, 2025 13:01