Munich Cathedral

The Frauenkirche Church or Munich Cathedral, as it is called by the locals, is a historical church built in the Gothic style in the twelfth century. It is considered one of the symbols of the capital, Bavaria. It consists of two towers, each about 98 meters high. The church was subjected to a series of strikes during World War I. The second led to the destruction of parts of it, and it was later restored. It is considered one of the largest churches in Germany and is characterized by its charming interior design, as there are many paintings and drawings that fill its walls.