Verkehrsministerium

The Verkehrsministerium building features Baroque Revival architecture with a facade constructed from tuff stone and ornamental elements covering its exterior surfaces.

Carl Hocheder designed this government office building, which opened its doors in 1913 as part of Munich's early twentieth-century administrative expansion.

The structure represents Bavaria's commitment to architectural preservation, maintaining its original features while functioning as the Ministry of Transport.

Located in central Munich, the building continues to serve administrative functions while allowing public access to observe its architectural elements.

The building incorporates volcanic tuff stone throughout its construction, setting it apart from other administrative buildings of its era in Munich.

Location: Munich

Inception: 1913

Architects: Carl Hocheder

Architectural style: baroque revival

Made from material: tuff

GPS coordinates: 48.14197,11.55506

Latest update: April 3, 2025 15:22