Dianatempel

The Diana Temple is a historic pavilion in Munich's Hofgarten, built in the Renaissance style in the early 17th century. The twelve-sided building, with its distinctive round-arched arcades, forms the center of the garden and houses four shell fountains. The structure is crowned by a famous bronze statue that originally depicted the goddess Diana but was later reinterpreted as the Tellus Bavarica. Today the temple is freely accessible and serves as a lively meeting place. Here you can enjoy concerts, street musicians, and, in the evenings, impromptu dance gatherings, which give the spot a special, relaxed atmosphere.