Holy Cross, Gothic parish church in Forstenried, Munich, Germany
Holy Cross is a parish church built in Gothic style and located in the Forstenried neighborhood of Munich. The building features pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and a prominent spire that rises distinctly above the surrounding area.
The building was constructed around 1500 and designed by architect Kaspar Zuccalli. Its construction reflects medieval German architectural traditions of that period.
The church serves as a gathering place where parishioners come together regularly for worship and community events. This role shapes daily life in the neighborhood and connects residents across generations.
The site is accessible by public transportation that connects the Forstenried district with central Munich. Visitors should note that access may be restricted during worship times.
During restoration work in 1981, red brick frescoes were discovered that experts consider to be among the earliest artistic representations of Christ in Bavaria. This artwork had been hidden beneath plaster and represents an original discovery of considerable art historical value.
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