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This is my very first competition and I’m very excited about it. First of all, I want to thank everyone who entered the game. I hope you enjoyed it and you were as excited about it as I am. Now I’m happy to announce that Robert Jones from the USA has won the contest “St. Peter’s Church in Munich”. Congratulations, Robert!

If you haven’t won, don’t worry. There could be a new chance waiting for you as I’m doing this competition once in a while. If you don’t want to miss it, sign up for my newsletter and you will get notified via email as soon as new competitions are going on. 

 

St. Peter's Church in Munich, View

 

About St. Peter’s Church in Munich

The first competition, the first postcard: So what’s on it? I thought for the first postcard I’m going to send out, it should be something that I did for the first time as well. You might know that I currently live in Munich. But this is not the city where I grew up. In 2014 I came to Munich for the first time, because of a job interview. And I’m glad I did because I fell in love with this city. 

On that first day, I visited the city center with the two famous church towers that you can see from far away due to their heights. I walked the long shopping street called Neuhauser Street with plenty of trendy shops. And I stood on the big central square Marienplatz to see and hear the clock chime of the town hall. But the best part of it was the climb to the top of the St. Peter’s Church in Munich. 

 

St. Peter's Church in Munich, Opening hours

 

Just a few steps from the central square away, the St. Peter’s Church offers a breathtaking view over Munich from its small viewing platform. Without a lift, I climbed almost 300 old and narrow steps just to see that spectacular view. It was an amazing experience and a very special moment for me, too. Because this was the time that I decided to stay in Munich. If you like, read here more about the church and its history.

 

Opening hours:

Summer:

Monday through Friday: 9:00 am to 6:30 pm

Saturday, Sunday and holidays: 10:00 am to 6:30 pm

Closing: 7:00 pm

Winter:

Monday through Friday: 9:00 am to 5:30 pm

Saturday, Sunday and holidays: 10:00 am to 5:30 pm

Closing: 6:00 pm

Entrance fee:

Adults: 3€
Students (6-18 Jahre): 1€
Students (>18): 2€
Children under 6 years: free

 

I hope you enjoyed my private story. If you want to read more of these, stay tuned. They will come! And don’t forget to subscribe to my newsletter (in the footer) to stay up to date about this competition, travel tips and so much more.

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Comments:

  • Andrew

    September 20, 2018

    Ohh, Let me win the postcard. Munich is my favourite city in Germany! St. Peters church is beautiful inside!

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  • Matija

    September 20, 2018

    Wow that view looks amazing, glad you enjoy Munich so much, and I am glad that it made you fall in love with it, the city is beautiful, I might not be climbing the 300 steps anytime soon, but the city is on a must visit for me 😀

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  • September 18, 2018

    I’ve never been to Munich but I’ve added it to my list! Climbing to the top of St. Peter’s Church is a must do!

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  • September 18, 2018

    Wow what a lovely view! 300 (narrow) steps is a long way to go but it definitely looks worth it! Wished I had seen this before I went to Munich!

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  • Ketki

    September 18, 2018

    Winning a postcard sounds like fun. I am definitely subscribing as i would love to receive one. Great idea! 🙂

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