St. Peter

St. Peter’s Church (Alter Peter) is a must-visit for anyone exploring Munich’s historic center. As the city’s oldest church, it offers a fascinating mix of Gothic, Baroque, and Rococo elements, reflecting centuries of architectural evolution. The interior is stunning, with an ornate high altar, intricate frescoes, and a striking golden skeleton relic of St. Munditia. The real highlight, however, is the church tower. Climbing the 300+ steps rewards you with one of the best panoramic views of Munich, including Marienplatz, the Frauenkirche, and even the Alps on a clear day. The stairs can be a bit of a workout, but the view is absolutely worth it.

The church inside is beautiful and peaceful. You then can go up the tower from outside, we purchased ticket, no queues at the time. View of Munich is breathtaking, we went at night and lights add magic to city.

What a beautiful church. You could pay money to go all the way up. Do it! The 13 floors and tight corners are worth the amazing view of the town square when you make it up there.

We paid $5 each for adults and $2 for our 9 yr old (5 under are free). Approx 300 steps to the top of the bell.clock tower. 360 Panoramic view on top. Afterward you are directed to the cathedral. Its displays can be a little morbid including a painting of a disemboweling as well as some visible remains.

St.Peter Cathedral the tower that U can buy ticket and go up to the top of view. We came to pray and donate some money. Lovely walk around and read the history of renovate after World war 2.