Sebastiansplatz

Sebastiansplatz is defined by a distinct, curving row of historic bourgeois houses that stand as the oldest intact line of residential buildings in Munich. Paved with traditional bishop-miter granite stones, the square sits within the city’s historic Angerviertel district. Its name honors a late-medieval chapel that once stood here, the Saint Sebastian Chapel, which was converted into a residential building shortly after eighteen hundred and six.