St. Lantpert

St. Lantpert is a church building in the Milbertshofen district that rises with a tall tower topped by a copper-covered spire. The structure was designed with modern features for its era and contains a distinct altar area where religious services take place.

The church was built during the 1950s when the Milbertshofen area was expanding and new communities needed places to gather. The building represents the postwar religious architecture of Munich and reflects the needs of that growing neighborhood.

The interior features stained glass windows that cast colored light through the space and tell biblical stories to visitors. This artistic decoration creates a particular mood when you enter the building.

The church is accessible from Torquato-Tasso-Straße and visitors can walk inside to view the interior decoration and architectural features. Visiting during daylight hours is best so that natural light illuminates the windows and interior spaces clearly.

The building was designed to honor a medieval saint and contains musical instruments crafted by local specialists with great skill. Bells from a specialized workshop ring regularly to mark the hours and seasonal moments throughout the neighborhood.