The Jesuit Church in the pedestrian zone of downtown Munich is considered Germany's first Renaissance ... The mighty barrel vault in the interior collapsed after air raids in World War II and ...

The church's 433-foot-tall tower, home to Germany's largest clock bell ... Others described the church's interior as "ethereal." What's more, travelers were pleased with the affordable admission ...

The Theatinerkirche at Munich's central Odeonsplatz shines bright yellow - Bavaria's first baroque church also impresses with its interior. The ocher-yellow facade is one of the most beautiful in ...

Other travelers were impressed by the church’s interior, especially its stained-glass windows and vaulted ceilings. You’ll find the Frauenkirche off the Marienplatz U-Bahn or S-Bahn stop.

On our first family bike riding adventure of the season, we spent more time sightseeing in the southwestern German town of ...

In its size and the richness of its sculptures, some created by Italian sculptors, it stands out among all contemporary and later Romanesque churches in Germany, and it had ... by the Bavarian King ...

Once trapped in communist East Germany, bustling Leipzig is now ... there's now a monumental column outside that echoes the church's Neoclassical interior. Near that column, multicolored panels ...