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Tantris

Pricey restaurant but worth it for top continental cuisine. It will help if you like 1970s decor.

Listing from Wikivoyage: Munich/North, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Sankt-Sylvester Kirche
This was the original parish church of Schwabing, first documented in 1315, until supplanted by St Ursula's. A neo-baroque "new church" extension was added in 1925.
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Sankt-Ursula Kirche
In the late 19th century the population of Schwabing grew rapidly, so they built this Roman Catholic church, consecrated in 1897. It's a neo-Renaissance brick building with campanile, and faces north (not the standard east) because of its position at the end of Friedrichstraße.
Daily 08:00-19:00
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Zum Jennerwein
Established in 1962, this is a lively friendly dive-bar and club.
Wed Thu 19:00-01:00, Fri Sat 19:00-02:00
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Nordfriedhof
Northern Cemetery
In mid-19th century the city's only cemetery was the Southern in Ludwigvorstadt. It was getting full so a north cemetery was opened in 1868 in Maxvorstadt - and was obviously too small for the burgeoning city. A further north cemetery was created here in 1884. Among the 34,000 interred are singer-actor "Jopi" Heesters, Ernst Mach who gives his name to a measure of supersonic speed, and Oswald Spengler who predicted the collapse of Western civilisation from 2000 AD. It has an impressive funeral chapel and morgue, which figure in Thomas Mann's novel Death in Venice. The "grove of honour" holds 2099 victims of the World War II Allied air raids.
Closed · opens 8 am tomorrowFree