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Step Into History

Walk Munich in 1500

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Step Into History · City walk

Late‑Gothic Munich, 1500

Munich at the turn of the 16th century is the growing ducal capital of Upper Bavaria, its skyline already defined by the twin brick towers and onion domes of the new Frauenkirche and the compact rhythm of guild houses and church spires. This walk moves from the Isar approach through the city gates and markets, past the Alter Hof and the Old Town Hall, to a final lookout over the fortified town and river mills.

33 scenes — 20 streets, squares and views, 13 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Munich as it stood in 1500 (“History of Munich”).

The route, scene by scene

  1. 1. Isar Meadows
  2. 2. Isar Bridge
  3. 3. Isartor Gate
  4. Vaulted Gate Guardroom · interior
  5. 4. Salzstraße at Isartor
  6. Carters' Inn Common Room · interior
  7. 5. Tal Street
  8. 6. Kaufingerstraße
  9. Clothier's Shop and Counting House · interior
  10. 7. Marienplatz
  11. 8. Frauenkirche
  12. White Nave · interior
  13. 9. Old Town Hall
  14. Great Dance Hall · interior
  15. 10. St. Peter's (Peterskirche)
  16. Old Parish Choir · interior
  17. 11. Rindermarkt
  18. Great Butchers' Hall · interior
  19. 12. Holy Spirit Church
  20. Hospital Nave · interior
  21. 13. Alter Hof
  22. Ducal Audience Chamber · interior
  23. Courtyard Service Chambers · interior
  24. 14. Marstall (Ducal Stables)
  25. Great Ducal Stables · interior
  26. 15. Sendlinger Tor
  27. 16. Sendlinger Straße
  28. 17. Isar Mills
  29. Millworks Hall · interior
  30. 18. Salt Warehouse (Salzstadel)
  31. Crystal Store Hall · interior
  32. 19. City Walls and Ramparts
  33. 20. Ramparts Overlook