Cathedral of Our Dear Lady in Munich, Germany

Cathedral of Our Dear Lady

Frauenkirche

A 15th century majestic cathedral and seat of the Archbishop. Beautiful architectural gem and an absolute must-see.

Frauenplatz 1, 80331 Munich, Bavaria, Germany

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