Neo-Renaissance architecture in Munich
Discover 8 places in Munich shaped by Neo-Renaissance architecture, with photos, the architects behind them, and where to find each one.
Neo-renaissance dressed the 19th century's museums, banks and apartment streets in the forms of Renaissance palaces. Born around 1840, it reached the main streets of thousands of towns. More about neo-renaissance
Neo-Renaissance in Munich
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Hofbräuhaus am Platzl
1897 · Max Littmann
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Lenbachhaus
1891 · Gabriel von Seidl
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TU Munich Main Building
1868 · Gottfried von Neureuther
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Maximilianeum
1874 · Friedrich Bürklein
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Field Marshals' Hall
1844 · Friedrich von Gärtner
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Bavarian State Library
1843 · Friedrich von Gärtner
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Alte Pinakothek
1836 · Leo von Klenze
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