Wittelsbacherplatz
Maxvorstadt, Germany

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Wittelsbacherplatz is a neoclassical urban square in Munich's Maxvorstadt district, designed by the renowned architect Leo von Klenze and completed in 1820. Part of Munich's early 19th-century expansion, the square reflects the refined geometric principles and harmonious proportions characteristic of neoclassical urban planning, establishing itself as an important civic space in the city's developing residential quarter.
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Movement
- Built
- Type
- street, square
- Place
- Maxvorstadt, Germany
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