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Frauenkirche - The Cathedral Church of Our Lady
The Cathedral Church of Our Lady is the main metropolitan church of the South Bavarian ecclesiastical provinces since the establishment of the archbishopric of Munich. Established in the year 1488, the church has been constructed in the Late Gothic architectural style. This nearly 109 meters long &40 meters wide church has high walls, twin towers (around 100-meter-tall) & the Renaissance domes. The most famous feature within its interior is the strange footprint on the floor which is said to have been left by the Devil after he came to inspect the church.
Marienplatz
Since the formation of the city of Munich, the Marienplatz has been its central square. Till 1807, markets along with the occasional medieval jousting tournament were held here. Located within the square are some noteworthy buildings & structures including New Town Hall, Old Town Hall, Virgin's Column, & Fish Fountain. Home to numerous department stores, boutiques, and restaurants, the Marienplatz is a well known shopping destination in the city. The square is a great place to enjoy free entertainment such as busking & mime. During Christmas, huge crowd is drawn here as the area gets packed with huge festive market!
Asam Church
The beautiful Rococo Asam Church is dedicated to St. John of Nepomuk, was completed in 1746 by brothers Cosmas and Egid Asam and is richly decorated with stucco figures, frescoes, and oil paintings. While its exterior is impressive enough, particularly the large doorway flanked by massive columns and crowned by a figure of St. John kneeling in prayer, it's the interior that's most memorable. Highlights include a wrought-iron grille from 1776 that separates the stucco figures of the saints from the long nave with its galleries. On the projecting cornice under the ceiling is a magnificent fresco depicting the life of St. John. The most notable feature of the interior, though, is the high altar, enclosed by four twisted columns and on which sits a glass shrine containing a wax figure of the church's patron saint.
The English Garden (Englischer Garten)
Munich's English Garden is not only the largest city park in Germany - it covers an area of 910 acres and boasts more than 100 bridges - it's also one of the most beautiful. The naturally arranged groups of trees and plants here offer ever-changing vistas, while its winding streams and artificial lake combine to create the impression of a mature natural landscape. Designed in 1785 as a military garden, the English Garden continues to attract locals and visitors alike.