Allerheiligen Hofkirche München Concerts 2024-2025

It was such a unique experience! This historical building was destroyed during World War II. Many places were kept as how it was until now. Although the place was not equipped with the best facilities compared to opera house, you have a good view of the stage, even sitting at the last line. Due to covid, the ticket checking line was quite long so it is suggested to be early. The sound from the musical instruction from chamber concert is diffused by the open space, so the listening experience is completely different from that in a concert hall. Overall, it was worth experiencing once when you are in Munich!

Historical church once destroyed in second world war. You can see pictures and stones once destroyed but refused for reconstruction. Also this church is good for concerts because it gives good sound and echoes inside church. Don't miss concert event here !

One of the attractions at Residenz is the small, reconstructed early 19th century Court Church of All Saints. Heavily damaged during WWII, the church interior was rebuilt but left in an unfinished manner, without the coloured frescoes and stucco works of the original church. As such, you will see red brick walls and copula without decoration. It is a somewhat eery but moving appearance, an interesting contrast to the fully restored churches that suffered damage during the war. If visiting as part of the tour of the Residenz, you'll see the inside of the nave from a top floor viewing area. There are information panels near the entrance, providing context regarding what the church interior looked like before the war.

Beautiful concert played in this church! Fantastic acoustics❤️

It's destroyed during WW2 and now they keep it as it is! And the location inside the residence!