Klinikum Dritter Orden, Hospital and architectural monument in Nymphenburg district, Munich, Germany.
Klinikum Dritter Orden is a hospital in the Nymphenburg district with both modern medical departments and historic character. The facility combines specialized treatment areas with patient wards, diagnostic centers, and administration buildings spread across its campus.
The hospital was built in 1912 by architect Franz Rank and has served since its opening as a teaching hospital affiliated with Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich. This institution has shaped healthcare in the region for over a century.
The facility bears the name of a Catholic religious order and reflects spiritual values in its architecture and spaces. Visitors notice religious symbols throughout the buildings and areas designed to support both recovery and inner reflection.
Visitors should check in advance which areas are accessible and whether visiting restrictions apply to certain wards. The campus is walkable and well connected by public transport.
The hospital runs its own school facility for children with extended hospital stays, allowing them to continue their education during treatment. This educational support means young patients do not fall behind in their schoolwork during recovery.
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