Temples & religious sites
Asam Church
Asam Church
The Asam Church is a late Baroque chapel in Munich, constructed between 1733 and 1746 by the Asam brothers. It serves as an example of Southern German Baroque architecture, characterized by its dense ornamentation and integration of painting, sculpture, and stucco. Travelers visit this site to study the specific architectural style and the detailed interior work of the period.
Getting There and Back
The church is located in the city center. From Marienplatz, it is a short walk of approximately 5 to 10 minutes. Most visitors reach the site on foot via the pedestrian zones of the old town.
Duration of Visit
Due to the small size of the chapel, a visit typically takes between 20 and 40 minutes. This allows enough time to observe the ceiling frescoes and the altar arrangements.
Timing Your Visit
The interior is illuminated by specific light sources that change throughout the day. It can get crowded during peak tourist hours, particularly during the summer season. Visiting during weekday mornings generally avoids the largest crowds.
Nearby Points of Interest
Because of its central location, the church can be combined with other nearby landmarks within walking distance:
- Marienplatz (0.5km)
- Karlstor (0.5km)
- St. Michael's Church (0.4km)
- Bürgersaalkirche (0.4km)
Updated September 8, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors
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