Maximiliansplatz

Maximiliansplatz is a public square in Munich featuring classical architecture and symmetrical design. Trees and green spaces throughout shape its character and create an urban gathering space in the city center.

The square was designed by architect Carl von Effner and created during Munich's 19th century urban expansion under King Maximilian II. The layout reflects the city's aspirations of that era.

The square serves residents as a gathering place for markets, street performances, and celebrations held throughout the year. People use the space for everyday meetings and local events.

The square is easily reached by buses and trams connecting different parts of the city. Signs throughout the area help visitors find their way.

The square combines classical design elements from the 19th century with newer ideas about urban planning. This blend shows how the city evolved and adapted over generations.

Location: Munich

Architects: Carl von Effner

Address: Max-Joseph-Straße 2,Maximiliansplatz 2,Maximiliansplatz 8,Maximiliansplatz 9,Maximiliansplatz 13,Maximiliansplatz 14,Maximiliansplatz 15,Maximiliansplatz 19,Maximiliansplatz 20,Maximiliansplatz 21,Nähe Maximiliansplatz,Ottostraße 19,Ottostraße 22

GPS coordinates: 48.14217,11.57123

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:00