This church in Munich has been built in 1778 by designs of Italian architect Giovanni Antonio Viscardi. Originally it has been contrived as a main church of Munich assembly and from it fact church got its current name – Bürgersaal
Behind the plain façade of this church you can find lavishly decorated two-storey interior.
At the first storey of Bürgersaal there is a tomb of Rupert Mayer who gave his life to victory under the Nazis.
At the second storey don’t miss wonderful stuccowork by Joseph Georg Bader. Also you can find there paintings by Anton von Gumpp.
Unfortunately church was partly destroyed during the last war and some of its masterpieces were damaged. But after the war it was carefully restored. Among the survived arts is altar by Andreas Feistenberger which has been created in 1710.
