Stollbergstraße eleven is a nineteenth-century apartment building characterized by a prominent, elevated corner section and rich facade detailing, including decorative plasterwork. Completed around eighteen seventy, the structure displays…
Freddie Mercury's Munich
Follow the footsteps of rock legend Freddie Mercury through the historic gay bars, apartments, and clubs where he lived and partied during his 1980s Munich sanctuary. You'll see the vibrant neighborhoods where he escaped his global fame and found a gritty, glittering home.
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1. Stollbergstraße 11
2. Sebastianspl. 8
Sebastiansplatz is defined by its wide, open cobblestone square and surrounding traditional architecture. In the nineteen eighties, a bar called the Sebastianseck stood on this site. It was run by Winfried Kirchberger, a local restaurateur…
3. Paradiso Tanzbar
Paradiso Tanzbar sits on Rumfordstraße, identifiable by a storefront that maintains the aesthetic of a classic disco era club. The space, which occupies roughly one hundred square meters, has a history as a fixture in the city's nightlife,…
4. Hotel Deutsche Eiche
The Hotel Deutsche Eiche on Reichenbach Street occupies a building first constructed in eighteen sixty-two. Its facade is a neoclassical design, standing as one of the earliest structures in the Gärtnerplatz district. While the site…
5. Ochsengarten
The Ochsengarten sits on Müllerstraße, identifiable as a traditional, plain-fronted building that has operated as a bar since eighteen fifty. While it once served as an ordinary restaurant for cattle market workers and later as a wine bar…
6. Pimpernel - München
Pimpernel sits at Müllerstraße fifty-six. The club is identifiable by its long-standing presence in the city, operating since nineteen seventy. While the site functioned as a commercial space in the nineteen thirties and later as a…
7. Hans-Sachs-Straße 2
Hans-Sachs-Straße two is a four-story corner building finished in eighteen ninety-seven. Designed by architect Hermann Berthold, the structure features a distinctive corner oriel, a projecting bay window typical of the neobaroque style…