St. Gabriel

St. Gabriel is a monastery church in Munich's Haidhausen district built from brick. The building displays typical architectural features of early 20th-century religious structures with clean lines and red brick walls.

The church was built between 1922 and 1926 following World War I under the design of architects Otho Orlando Kurz, Erwin Kurz, and Max Faller. It represents the reconstruction of religious and community life in Munich during the post-war period.

The church serves as a place for worship and community life in the Haidhausen neighborhood. Local residents gather here regularly for religious services and neighborhood events.

The building is conveniently located near multiple bus and tram stops. It is easily walkable from public transportation stops in the surrounding area.

The name St. Gabriel references the archangel and reflects the church's role as a messenger within the neighborhood. The extensive use of brick as the primary building material creates a warm and welcoming appearance that sets it apart from other religious buildings.

Location: Munich

Inception: 1926

Architects: Otho Orlando Kurz, Erwin Kurz, Max Faller

Made from material: brick

Address: Prinzregentenstraße 102

Website: http://sanktgabriel.de

GPS coordinates: 48.13819,11.61086

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:09