- Explore a piece of Munich’s history with a visit to St. Peter’s Church or Peterskirche, a Roman Catholic church built in the 12th century.
- However, according to many tourists who have already visited the Church of St. Peter, once in the temple, you should definitely climb the bell tower of "Old Peter".
- St Peter's church (Petersplatz 1) stands on the Petersbergl, the only raised piece of land within the historic Old Quarter of Munich.
- 306 steps take visitors to the viewing platform of St. Peter´s church. The view of the inner city of Munich and the Viktualienmarkt is magnificent.
- St. Peter's Church in Munich dates back to 1150, long before the city was founded, and locals used to call it Alter Peter (Old Pete).
- Here behind me you can see St Peter’s Church, the oldest church in Munich and presumably the originating point of the whole city ?? so cool, isn’t it?
- St. Peter's Church is located in the southeast corner of Marian Square. It was built in 1050 and completed in 1294. It is the oldest church in Munich.
- Located in the heart of Munich, St Peter's Church is the city’s oldest parish church. The Renaissance tower known as 'Old Peter' is a city landmark and offers...
- There is a 91 meter tower in the premises of St Peter's Church from where you would be able to enjoy the birdseye view of the city of München.
- Visit St Peter's Church. An ornate Gothic structure, a looming tower and an eerie bejeweled skeleton all belong to the oldest parish church in Munich.