St. Emmeram

St. Emmeram is a Roman Catholic parish church in Bogenhausen featuring stone walls, large windows, and a distinctive bell tower at the corner of Oberföhringer Straße and St. Emmeram Street. The building displays traditional church architecture with a clear layout and serves as a visual anchor in the neighborhood.

The church marks a location where early Christian settlements developed along the Isar River during Munich's medieval expansion eastward. The building stands as evidence of Christian expansion in this region and the city's growth across centuries.

The church is dedicated to Saint Emmeram, an early Christian martyr whose name reflects the religious roots of this area. The parish serves as a gathering place for the neighborhood and shapes daily community life through its regular services.

The church is reachable by taking the U4 subway line to Böhmerwaldplatz station and then walking east for about 10 minutes. From the station the route through neighborhood streets leads clearly to the building.

The church grounds include Emmeramsmühle, a restaurant housed in a building from earlier centuries serving traditional Bavarian food. This historic ancillary structure ties culinary culture to the sacred site.

Location: Bogenhausen

GPS coordinates: 48.15460,11.64190

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:15