Siegestor in Munich: photos, reviews

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Siegestor, a striking neoclassical triumphal arch, stands proudly in Munich's vibrant Maxvorstadt district. Crafted by the renowned architect Eduard Mezger, this monumental attraction opened its arches to the city in 1852. With an impressive Google rating of 4.6, it captivates visitors of all ages and offers a welcoming space for families with children to explore and enjoy. The grand structure, with its rich historical significance and intricate design, continues to be a must-visit landmark in the area.

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Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Siegestor

Bus stop 108 m walk

Universität

Bus stop 341 m walk

Universität - München

Bus stop 387 m walk

Georgenstraße

Bus stop 349 m walk

4.6

based on 4,358 reviews

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4.6/5 4,358 reviews

Amr Zanaty

Wow

Michael Mack

Siegestor is the Victory Gate built on the orders of King Ludwig I of Bavaria between 1842 and 1853. It was built to honor the Bavarian Army that fought in wars against liberation from Napoleon in 1813. The Siegestor was heavily damaged during WWII. The bronze statue of Bavaria riding a chariot pulled by Four Lions is a symbol of the Wittelsbach Dynasty. Really enjoyed our visit to this monument. It is very close to Munich University.

Hennadii Stopin

Historischer Ort

Siegestor in Munich

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