Asamkirche

Assan is a private church in the business district that is almost integrated with the surrounding shops. As soon as you enter the door, you are attracted by the baroque style, and the four pillars in front are twisted and circled, just like the spiral columns of St Peter's Basilica.

Assan Church also belongs to a very good environment, belonging to a very private place, the church can press a lot of precious artwork and paintings, Assan culture is also very famous in the local area, is a very charming place.

The Assan church is a century-old building. The interior of this church retains the original design. The whole visit is still very simple. The hall that can be visited inside is also very good. [View] The scenery here is beautiful [Fun] Fun is very interesting

The difference between appearance and interior is so big, from the low-key and simple door, everything in front of you can only be described by wow, so beautiful, the favorite of pink control rose gold. Pink marble is set with gold, extremely beautiful! Assan Church, not luxurious, not grand, it is ～ beauty!

Super luxurious Rococo style. Gorgeous. Luxury. It felt great, but unfortunately I couldn't go inside to see it. It's not far from Maria Square and there aren't too many people to see, but it's definitely worth seeing. Don't miss it.

The alley in the southwest direction of Maria Square can't go far to the Assan Church, but if it is not for the Raiders in advance, it is really missed. Because from the appearance, it is not seen at all that this is a church, completely different from the houses next to it. But after entering, it was endless wonder, absolutely hidden in the city. The sweet rococo wind is incisively reflected here, and it is actually a private chapel!

So far, I have been to Asan Church, the most magnificent church, Asamkirche's little church, but there are details everywhere. I don't think my friends who can't photograph its beauty and play in Munich must not miss it.

In other words, such a beautiful church was built privately by two brothers (I just want to say that the two brothers are so rich) and used for private churches. Later, under the strong opposition of the general public, we were forced to open to the public, so that we had the privilege to enjoy such a magnificent and beautiful church.