There was snow in Munich the other day
Winter photo impressions from Munich - snow photos from the Bavarian capital
We take a look back and show snow impressions in January (from our press photo blog archive)
Munich. Winter people are waiting for snow! Winter holidays without snow were always boring. And so many Munich residents hoped that the city would turn white again. Every now and then a few flakes would fall. And in some cases the snow finally stayed put. In the afternoon there were already three centimeters of snow on Munich's roofs and streets! Here are a few photos of the Bavarian capital Munich, which was recently still covered in white sugar.
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| BAVARIA and HALL OF FAME..., Photo: Helga Waess |
The sky appeared as if it had been painted over the snow-covered Theresienwiese and there was snow on the shoulders of the Madonna Bavariae on Marienplatz
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| Snow on the Madonna Bavariae on the Marienplatz, photo: Helga Waess |
From the tower of the new town hall you could see the sugared roofs of the Frauenkirche and surrounding houses
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| St. Mary's Church in Munich, photo: Helga Waess |
And there was also a little snow over the university district in Schwabing
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| The Theatiner Church in the foreground and the University Church on Ludwigstrasse Photo: Helga Waess |
Snow roofs from the Alter Hof to the city limits
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| Snow roofs from the Alter Hof, Munich, Photo: Helga Waess |
The guard of the New Town Hall in Munich proudly carried the snow
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| The guard from the roof of the town hall in Munich, Photo: Helga Waess |
Bavaria and Hall of Fame above the Theresienwiese in Munich
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| Bavaria, Photo: Helga Waess |
And the snow was even enough for snowmen here and there - even if they melted away quickly
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| Snowman in the Isarvorstadt, photo: Helga Waess |
The white, wide Theresienwiese attracted walkers and even cross-country skiers
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| Towers of the Liebfrauendom seen from Theresienwiese, photo: Helga Waess |
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| Snow on the Theresienwiese, photo: Helga Waess |
