Munich - Church of the Holy Ghost Heiliggeistkirche

The nave is barrel-vaulted, with small vaults over the windows. The aisles have groined vaulting.

Furnishings

Among several items of considerable art-historical interest in the church are: in the porch, to left and right of the main entrance, parts of a bronze memorial made in 1608 by Hans Krumper for Duke Ferdinand of Bavaria; in the chancel the high altar by Nikolaus Stuber (1730), with an altarpiece by Ulrich Loth "The Effusion of the Holy Spirit" (1661) and two flanking figures of angels by Johann Georg Greiff (1729); right aisle, a series of wall paintings (1725) by Peter Horeman illustrating the "Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit"; in the Kreuzkapelle, a Late Gothic crucifix (1510); and, midway along the left aisle, an altar with a miraculous image of the "Hammerthaler Madonna" (15th C.).

The interior of the church was renovated at great expense in 1991.