Name: St. Peter's Church
Address: Rindermarkt 1, 80331 MÃ¼nchen, Germany, DE
Telephone: +49 89 210237760

St. Peter's Church is a church, located at Rindermarkt 1, 80331 München, Germany. They can be contacted via phone at +49 89 210237760, visit their website www.erzbistum-muenchen.de for more detailed information.

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Rindermarkt 1, 80331 München

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Added by Jopie, at 07 January 2017

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AHMAD ALMHEIRI

07 December 2017

We are a little late writing this review but stayed at Morales Guest House for 1 night in the middle of September. Our early dealings with Hisao Morales, whose family own the guesthouse, were very positive. Weeks in advance of our stay he willingly helped us identify a suitable place to stay overnight in Lima and then not only booked but paid for our bus journey from Lima to Huaraz, saying that we could pay for this together with our accommodation at the end of our stay with him. Huaraz is a great base for a variety of activities and the guest house is well placed being just on the edge of the main centre and within easy walking distance or cab ride (3 - 4 soles) of the action. The benefit of being outside the main centre is the relative peace this affords (there are dogs everywhere in Peru - and they bark). We stayed in the matrimonial room which was spotlessly clean and had a really comfortable bed and pillows.
Dean Vutek

21 November 2017

"The Kirche St. Peter (“Church of St. Peter”) is one of Munich’s landmarks, the oldest parish church in the city, and is known affectionately by the locals as Alter Peter (“Old Peter”). The church stands on a hill called Petersbergl, which is the only noteworthy elevation within the Munich’s historic Old Town. If you want to enjoy a view of the entire city center from the tower of St. Peter’s parish church, you must first climb no less than 299 steps. Once you reach the top, the panoramic view of Munich’s center makes up for the effort. When the weather is very good, the view even reaches to the Alps.
46n2

19 November 2017

Beautiful place to visit. I actually enjoyed climbing to the top, all that old stuff, you can even see the bells. And view from the top was amazing. München has great things to offer and this is one of them.
Dale Wheeler

15 November 2017

Every time I'm in Munich, I seek this out. I am not religious, but the quiet tranquility it offers amidst a very bustling Marienplatz and Viktualienmarkt is very soothing. Interesting to poke around the side aisles. Frequently you'll see incense illuminated from shafts of sunlight. Beautiful and restful.
Robert Pan

23 October 2017

Long line climbing up and traffic jam could happen during that many hundreds of stairs, don't carry any thing heavy or big or you will be blocked somewhere in the middle, but the €3 ticket real worth it! Best view in Munich. You 'd better carry a selfie stick to take better photo.
Ryan Lanteigne

19 June 2017

I climb the tower every time I'm in Munich! It's cheap at only €3 and the view is amazing on a clear day. It can be a difficult climb as some of the stairways are narrow and steep, and there are quite a few of them, but it's worth the effort!
Edna Karajbić

06 June 2017

Cannot recommend it! Church inside is very beautiful and the view from balcony is OK. And that is all! In order to come up you have to climb up using extremely tight stairs and it is quite difficult to do it because two people cannot pass each other on these. So be ready for difficult trip to the up - and down also! Balcony is also very tight, really crowded and for me this was horrible experience. You cannot even take picture because other people are constantly pushing you! It is also even a bit scary, I had a filling there were far too many people up and that platform cannot support all of us. They should organize visits to balcony in groups because this way it seems they only care to sell ticket and nothing else. Much, much better was visit of balcony on Rathaus!
Aleksander Cadez

14 March 2017

This is the oldest church in Munich. You can go up to bell tower. There is a lot of visitors, so be patient.
Glen Roberts

01 March 2017

Only 3 Euros for Adults and 1 for Students and 305 steps its a great way to see the city and even the alps on a clear day! the passage is a bit narrow so don't carry anything bulky up there as it is one way up/down.
Nika Vižintin

14 January 2017

Beautiful church and square! I really recommend you dropping by if you are in Munich! There is also a Travel Information right under the church, but I do not recommend you visiting it. Very poor service.