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    1. Siegestor (Victory Gate) Munich – Odeonsplatz loop from Dietlindenstraße

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    January 23, 2025

    Feldherrnhalle at a glance:
    1. Eye-catcher:
    The Feldherrnhalle is a "point de vue" at the very beginning of Ludwigstrasse - from here you can see as far as the Siegestor
    2. Southern flair:
    It is inspired by Italian models, specifically by the Loggia dei Lanzi in Florence
    3. Statues:
    Two mighty stone lions watch over the monuments of the generals Count Tilly and Prince von Wrede as well as the Bavarian army memorial
    4. Cultural site:
    In summer, top international stars perform at "Klassik am Odeonsplatz" in front of the picturesque backdrop of the Feldherrnhalle
    5. Steeped in history:
    A memorial plaque opposite the Feldherrnhalle today commemorates the Bavarian police officers killed in the Hitler putsch in 1923. The National Socialists had converted the Feldherrnhalle into a memorial site for those killed in the putsch during the Third Reich.
    (*Will be from 2025 renovated)


    Address:
    Residenzstr. 1 , 80333 Munich
    Source: muenchen.de/sehenswuerdigkeiten/bauwerke-und-denkmaeler/feldherrnhalle-sanierung-2025

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      January 12, 2019

      The hall was built on the model of a Florentine loggia by Friedrich von Gärtner on behalf of King Ludwig I.
      Tip: On the steps of the Feldherrnhalle you have the best overview of the square in the cool shade and can wonderfully watch the hustle and bustle of the crowd and enjoy a delicious ice cream or your coffee-to-go.

      ... "If you sit on the sun-warm steps and look to the left, you can see that that lion is keeping its mouth closed. I turn my head to the right: The mouth of this lion is slightly open. You tell yourself with a wink that the lion is with you The right Prussian one is of Bavarian origin with a closed mouth: This is to allude to the talkativeness or even loquacity of the North Germans, in contrast to the rather taciturn Bavarian ... "
      Source and more information at: mystisches-muenchen.de/loewenorte-in-muenchen-3-die-loewen-an-der-feldherrnhalle

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        October 2, 2020

        Part of the city's militaristic building ensemble is steeped in history (e.g. army museum, obelisk on Karolinenplatz & armory) and the completion of Ludwigstrasse. Today a popular place for demos of all kinds ...

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          Location: Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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