Kirche St. Anna, also called St. Anna im Lehel, is a Roman Catholic church at St.-Anna-Straße 21A in Munich. Its Romanesque exterior has a tower, sculptures and a fountain; inside, look for the high altar, statues, an apse mosaic and side chapels branching off the nave. The church was destroyed during World War II and rebuilt in the 1950s. It sits a little apart from Munich’s main sightseeing areas, so it suits a quieter stop focused on architecture and church interiors.
The church in Lehel
Kirche St. Anna, also known as St. Anna im Lehel, was destroyed during World War II and rebuilt in the 1950s. The exterior has a Romanesque design, with sculptures and a fountain among the details to look for.
Details inside
The nave opens onto side chapels. Look for the high altar, statues and apse mosaic as you move through the interior. The Abbey Church of St. Anna is across the street, so the two churches can be visited together.
Perguntas frequentes
What is there to see inside Kirche St. Anna?
Look for the high altar, statues, the apse mosaic and side chapels branching off the nave.
What architectural details can I see outside?
The church has a Romanesque exterior with a tower, sculptures and a fountain.
Is there another church nearby?
The Abbey Church of St. Anna is across the street.
