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St. Lukas, Munich
Munich, Germany
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Mike's review
St. Lukas is a large Protestant church in a city shaped strongly by Catholic Bavaria. Albert Schmidt designed it, and construction ran from 1893 to 1896 in Lehel by the Isar.
Look at the shape: Romanesque and early Gothic references, heavy towers, a large dome, and a plan that gives the church scale without copying Munich's older Catholic landmarks. Inside, I would look at volume and acoustics as much as ornament.
From the source
St. Lukas is Munich's largest Protestant church, built beside the Isar in Lehel; its interior is closed during a major renovation.
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Temporarily closed.Interior renovation; reopening is scheduled for 18 April 2027.
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