Visiting Peterskirche you will get two pleasures in one set: ) Firstly, the church itself, which has experienced a rich history of buildings, destruction, reconstruction, is an interesting object for inspection and study. Light walls, a painted dome, a gilded altar part - you can wander for a long time and look at the details. The entrance to the church is free.
Secondly, from the observation deck of Peterskirche, magnificent views of the city open up. How to get up? The entrance to the stairs is located at the side door of the church. The staircase is quite narrow, wooden. In total, there are about 300 steps to overcome. What is the price? 2 euros.
It is believed that in good weather, even the Alps can be seen from the Peterskirche. But the point here is not at all in the clouds, but in a special wind called fö hn. When the foehn blows, the Alps are really visible in Munich, although they are a hundred kilometers from the city - this effect is akin to a mirage.
Secondly, from the observation deck of Peterskirche, magnificent views of the city open up. How to get up? The entrance to the stairs is located at the side door of the church. The staircase is quite narrow, wooden. In total, there are about 300 steps to overcome. What is the price? 2 euros.
It is believed that in good weather, even the Alps can be seen from the Peterskirche. But the point here is not at all in the clouds, but in a special wind called fö hn. When the foehn blows, the Alps are really visible in Munich, although they are a hundred kilometers from the city - this effect is akin to a mirage.
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