Bavarian State Chancellery
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The Bavarian State Chancellery is the official residence of the Minister-President and the center of the Bavarian government. The historic building was rebuilt after the war and modernly expanded in 1993.
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•June 20, 2025
From 1900 to 1905, Ludwig von Mellinger built the then Army Museum in the Italian High Renaissance with a monumental dome based on the neighboring residence. The construction costs amounted to 2 million marks. During the Second World War, mainly the side wings were destroyed. The current side wings were completed in 1993 in a glass / steel construction.
translated by•October 1, 2020
The Bay. State Chancellery is the seat of the Bavarian Prime Minister.
The central historical dome tree goes back to the Royal Bavarian Army Museum, which was largely destroyed in the Second World War. The modern side wings were built from 1989 to 1993.translated by•November 13, 2018
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