My friend Brenna told me that she’d never been into a church before. Not that hard to believe considering that there are so many people in the world who aren’t religious but I believed that this was absolutely unacceptable for her to continue while she is living in Europe. Especially when she is surrounded by such beautiful churches. So, I decided to add a new goal to my “52 Things” list – take Brenna to all the churches in Munich. All of the big, beautiful, gorgeous ones, anyway. And so I will. Over the course of a few Sundays here and there, I will get Brenna into all of the worthy churches in Munich.
“Brenna und die Kirchen”
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Brenna visited 5 out of 14 churches on our list. Brenna, our friend, Stoney, and I ventured out into the city center, bellies full on a Chinese food buffet and we braved the freezing cold January afternoon and visited 5 churches – Michaelskirche, Frauenkirche, Alter Peter, Heilig Geist Kirche, and Theatinerkirche – spread out from Karlzplatz to Odeonplatz.
Michaelskirche
Inside Michaelskirche
Follow the link below to see the rest of Brenna’s kirche adventures.
Brenna, Heather (hey, that’s me!) and Frauenkirche
Inside Alter Peter (Peterskirche)
Awkward Brenna inside Heilig Geist Kirche
Brenna outside of Theatinerkirche
Brenna and I inside Theatinerkirche
Brenna has 9 churches left to visit:
Maximiliankirche
Asamkirche
Mariahilfkirche
Ludwigskirche
Paulskirche
Klosterkirche (St. Anna im Lehel)
Benno Kirche
Lukaskirche
St. Johannis Kirche (Haidhausen)
1 comments:
Such a good plan! The churches in Munich are incredible. My favorite was the ridiculously over-the-top Rococo Asamkirche. I hope you all enjoy the rest of your tour.
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