The Theatine Church of St. Cajetan, built between 1663 and 1690, is situated in Odeonsplatz in Munich. It was founded by Ferdinand Maria, ruler of Bavaria and Elector of the Holy Roman Empire to mark the birth of his son Max Emanuel, heir to the Bavarian Crown. Please click on any image for a better view.
It is now administered by the Dominican Friars and is also known as the Dominican Priory of St. Cajetan. 
This diorama scene is set up behind glass, inside near the entrance.
It is designed in Italian Baroque style by Italian architect Agostino Barelli. His successor, Enrico Zuccalli, added two 66 metre towers, not in the original design, and finished the 71 metre dome.
During the Second World War the church was bombed, and the west wing of the monastery was destroyed. Restoration began in 1946, and was largely completed by 1955. It is currently being refurbished and unfortunately I couldn’t get many photos of the exterior due to the renovation work that was underway.
The facts of my narrative are from Wikipedia.
Beyond the Brush 
just fantastic. Thanks for sharing this with us
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You’re welcome 🙂
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What a glorious building!
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These old churches are so beautiful inside, but you know that living as you do near one of the great cathedrals.
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It’s beautiful, Lynne. 🙂
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I believe that you wanted to stay longer and take more photos, but what you’ve got from your short visit shows a wonderful looking church with great natural light, and your captures are beautiful.
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Thank you, Paula. Never enough time when you’re travelling to see all that there is to see and do it justice.
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On the outside it looks like just another building from the old days but inside, wow! amazing art :O
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