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Interior of the Mariahilfkirche in Munich.
The official name of this church is Pfarrkirche Maria Hilf in der Au. Built 1831 to 1839 in neogothic style.
The church was nearly destroyed during the final bombing raid on Munich on April 25 1944, only the steeple survived. Re-build in 1951/52.
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Silver, blue and a hint of color in this shot of the HVB Tower.
The HVB Tower, formerly also known as "Hypo-Haus" (Hypo-House) is the headquarters of the HypoVereinsbank, a brand of Unicredit Bank AG.
This 113.7 meters tall Skyscraper in Munich was completed in 1981 and was renovated recently to meet modern energy standards.
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Spotted at the northern end of the English Garden in Munich.
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Autumn coloured linden leaves.
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Holzapfelkreuth is a subway station along along Munich's line U6. There are 3 stations in a row that feature a related design and color scheme:
Holzapfelkreuth - yellow
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The BMW Welt (English BMW World) is the combined exhibition, event and delivery center of BMW.
Located in the Milbertshofen-Am Hart district next to the BMW Vierzylinder (corporate HQ), it was built from 2003 to 2007.
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Subway station Marienplatz - sort of a "classic" Munich view...
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Ceiling of the U-Bahn station Kreillerstraße along Munich's subway line U2.
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The lower floor of the Baroque 2-floor Bürgersaalkirche located at the Neuhauser Straße in Munich.
The Bürgersaal was built 1709/1710 by master builder Johann Georg Ettenhofer, following plans created by Giovanni Antonio Viscardi. It is known as Bürgersaalkirche since the consecration of the altar in 1778.
The building is the prayer and meeting hall of the "Sodality of Our Lady 'Annunciation'".
This lower floor served originally as the printing room of the Sodality. It was converted to a crypt-like chapel in the 19th century.
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Light trails of a tram rushing around the corner of Maffeistraße and Theatinerstraße.
Explore #37 on Friday, July 9, 2022
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Detail of a tree stump, found in Munich's Fröttmaninger Heide, a former military training area, nowadays it is a nature reserve.
Here's that tree stump with it's surroundings.
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An about 180° panoramic view of the 1972 Olympic facilities as seen from the "Olympiaberg". View in XXL
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Another take of this underground shopping mall, located above the combined S-Bahn and U-Bahn stations at the Stachus (Karlsplatz) square.
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The BMW ensemble at the Petuelring:
BMW Welt
BMW Museum
BMW Headquarters
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This is not the entrance to some fancy concrete bunker, this is a view from the eastern staircase of the Messestadt Ost subway station, the eastern terminal of U-Bahn line U2.
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The rear side of this castle. Schloss Blutenburg (Blutenburg Castle) was first mentioned in 1432 though it's origins reach back to a moated castle from the 13th century.
In the years 1438–39 Duke Albert III, Duke of Bavaria rebuild the castle as a hunting-lodge.
Nowadays it houses the International Youth Library (Internationale Jugendbibliothek) and the library of the Michael Ende Museum.
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The abbreviation ZOB stands for Zentraler Omnibusbahnhof (central bus terminal). Taken from the Hackerbrücke .
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Nightly reflection of a building on the Praterinsel in a side arm of the Isar river.
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An unusual highrise office building in Munich - in the shape of a bridge. 90m long, 23m wide, max. height 46 m. It houses mainly media companies, hence the name "Medienbrücke" (="Media Bridge")
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Light trails of tram 19 as it leaves the station "Marienplatz (Theatinerstraße)". Click here for a wide angle view.
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The Justizpalast Munich (Palace of Justice) opened in 1897 and has this fantastic set of stairs. I love just looking at them
Note: Sorry for a repeat shot, I originally shot this freehand June 2018 and wasn't 100% happy with the result. So I had to return and try again but this time with a tripod :-)
The (for now) final shot of this art installation "Umschreibung" created by Olafur Eliasson in 2004. Also known as "Endless stairs".
Located in a courtyard of the KPMG Group headquarters in Munich's Schwanthalerhöhe district.
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U-Bahn (=subway, or tube, for you folks from London) line U2 station "Harthof" in Munich.
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A mostly useless underpass - the proper sidewalk below that bridge is just about 10 metres to the right. But it is photogenic, be it at night or at daytime.
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Winter evening walk....
Explore #81 on Thursday, January 21, 2021
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The entrance gate from the Brunnenhof to the Kapellenhof in the Residenz royal palace.
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Munich's main football stadium.
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The BMW corporate HQ building as seen from the Olympiaturm.
The BMW headquarters building is locally called "Vierzylinder" (meaning "four cylinders).
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Gingerbread bakery - another market stall display on the "Münchner Christkindlmarkt" (Munich Christmas Market).
Gingerbread (Lebkuchen) is a German Christmas tradition - it even made it's way into the English speaking world, particularly the UK, when introduced by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.
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A line 21 tram coming out of the Dachauer Straße and has to follow these S-shaped tracks while crossing the Seidlstraße towards the Stiglmaierplatz tram station.
Explore #62 on Monday, September 6, 2021
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Los Wittelsbach gobernaron en Baviera hasta la 1ª Guerra Mundial. La Residenzmuseum alberga lo que fue su hogar, prácticamente reconstruido tras la 2ª Guerra Mundial. En la foto, la sala Antiquarium, concebida para guardar la colección de antigüedades de la familia.
A nightly view of the Nordhaideplatz square with it's small reflecting pool and the mira Einkaufszentrum shopping mall.
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Clouds. Just clouds. And a bird.
A storm was brewing up...
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The Schwabinger Bach creek in the northern part of the English Garden, short before it is split into a smaller creek of the same name and the Garchinger Mühlbach.
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The HVB Tower, formerly also known as "Hypo-Haus" (Hypo-House) is the headquarters of the HypoVereinsbank, a brand of Unicredit Bank AG.
This 113.7 meters tall skyscraper in Munich was completed in 1981.
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Clouds above the "Kleinhesseloher See" in the English Garden of Munich.
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A surfer on the Eisbachwelle, a standing wave on the Eisbach in Munich, which permits year-round surfing fun.
More here - I have not uploaded photos of that place for what seems like ages...
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The sun is vanishing behind the clouds, not behind the horizon...
Taken from the Olympiaturm TV tower.
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On the Fröttmaninger Müllberg - a former landfill converted to a recreational area, topped off with that wind turbine.
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Dramatic clouds above Munich's Fröttmaninger Heide, a former military training area, nowadays it is a nature reserve.
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The steeples of St. Maximilian mirrored in a puddle beside a huge piece of driftwood.
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Facade of the Dreifaltigkeitskirche, a rather small Baroque church that was built from 1711 to 1718 according to plans by Giovanni Antonio Viscardi. Located in the Pacellistraße.
It is the only church in Munich that was not destroyed during World War II.
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The Christmas market on the Marienplatz square, quick take while passing by.
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The Allianz Arena is a football stadium located in Fröttmaning in the north of Munich.
Max. seating is 75,000. Due to it's shape it earned the nicknames "Schlauchboot" (inflatable boat) and "Autoreifen" (tyre).
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Autumn has fallen onto my lawn.
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The aboveground subway station Fröttmaning in Munich.
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