Maria Ramersdorf Kirche

Welcome to Maria Ramersdorf, the oldest pilgrimage church in Bavaria. For over 700 years, people have been making their way to this sacred site, seeking solace, healing, and spiritual connection. …

One of the most important steps in revitalizing the Ramersdorf core was the acquisition of the property at Aribonenstrasse 22 by the städtische Gesellschaft MGS. This 'key property' is centrally located and is considered an…

The spiritual identity of Ramersdorf is inseparable from its status as a pilgrimage site. For 700 years, the 'oldest Bavarian pilgrimage church' has been a destination for the faithful, who come to venerate the image of the…

To understand the current state of Ramersdorf, one must look at the impact of Munich’s infrastructure. The 'Mittlerer Ring,' specifically the Innsbrucker Ring, is one of the most heavily trafficked roads in Germany, and it runs…

The future of Ramersdorf is being shaped by an 'architectural competition' that aims to redesign the entire area around the church. The vision is to create a 'newly ordered ensemble' that features an 'enlivened square at the…

Just a short distance from the church lies the 'Alte Mustersiedlung'—the Old Model Settlement of Ramersdorf. Built in the 1930s, this housing complex was designed to represent an 'ideal' of Bavarian living, with its traditional…

The work of the Munich Society for Urban Renewal (MGS) in Ramersdorf is an 'ongoing process' that requires constant dialogue with the residents. The city has invited the 'affected neighbors' to public discussions to share their…

Our journey through Maria Ramersdorf concludes where it began—at the threshold of Bavaria's oldest pilgrimage church. We have explored a thousand years of history, from the medieval origins of the faith to the modern challenges…