Experience architecture from the Romanesque to the present day at selected buildings in Landshut, amidst the preserved and remarkable city structure from the Middle Ages.

PRICE: $211
per group up to 15

 

Starting at the late Gothic St. Martin’s Church, which still has the tallest brick church tower in the world, we’ll dive into the medieval city structure of Landshut. During the walk, we’ll experience the daring construction of the Gothic period and, in the immediate vicinity, a representative Renaissance palace building (the first of its kind north of the Alps) by the famous Italian architect Giulio Romano. We’ll encounter lush Baroque and Rococo by Johann Baptist Zimmermann, Historicism by Hauberrisser, and contemporary buildings in a historical context. Learn more about the background and the tension between monument preservation, identity, and urban renewal. An architect, an experienced guide, will lead you.

Daring Gothic – representative Renaissance – lush Baroque
Tension and dialogue – from the Middle Ages to the present
From Romanesque to Concrete Gothic
Personal and professional guidance from an architect

Visit St. Martin’s Church, the city’s landmark
Visit the historic town hall ballroom (during opening hours)
Personal and professional architectural tour by an architect
Encounters of modern architecture in the context of the Middle Ages
2-hour guided tour through the medieval city center of Landshut

 

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