Sendlinger Tor (Sendling Gate)
The Sendlinger Tor - Munich's southern gateway
The Sendlinger Tor used to be the gateway to rolling hills, farms and villages.
Now it’s the gateway to a trendy cultural centre and a thriving gay scene. The times, they are a’changin.
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POINT OF ENTRY: The Sendling Gate connects to Munich's south. Photo by Allie_Caulfield |
The gate marks the southern tip of the Altstadt and connects to the Isarvorstadt and Glockenbachviertel. Leading up north is the shopaholics dream-street Sendlinger Strasse.
Two towers, were three
The gateway was built in 1813 as part of the second effort to build a wall around medieval Munich.
It used to have a large, central tower which was done away with in 1808.
Two smaller towers flanking a wide archway remain. There’s a few interesting shops built into the old city walls.
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Take U-Bahn No. 1, 3, 6 or 8 to Sendlinger Tor. |
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