Lenbachplatz
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Lenbachplatz in Munich is a typical example of turn-of-the-century urban design. The buildings are grouped with a view to picturesque effect, without any precise plan or close relation to one another.
To the south the square opens into Karlsplatz (Stachus); on its west side are the massive Old Law Courts (Justizpalast) and the entrance to the Botanischer Garten, with Herigoyen's Neo-Classical gate; and on the north is the palatial building occupied by the Bavarian stock exchange (Börse).
To the south the square opens into Karlsplatz (Stachus); on its west side are the massive Old Law Courts (Justizpalast) and the entrance to the Botanischer Garten, with Herigoyen's Neo-Classical gate; and on the north is the palatial building occupied by the Bavarian stock exchange (Börse).
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Transit: S-Bahn: S1-S7 (Karlsplatz/Stachus) U-Bahn: U4, U5 (Karlsplatz/Stachus).
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