Justizpalast (Palace of Justice) Munich, Germany
1891–1897 by Friedrich von Thiersch
Commissioned in 1887 by Prinzregent Luitpold, the Justizpalast (Palace of Justice) in Munich is a baroque revival building with two inner courtyards and a central hall of 19 m x 29 m (62 ft x 95 ft).
The central hall features a plethora of gorgeous marble staircases and a glass light cupola with a roof lantern 66 m (216.5 ft) high.
The beautiful building borders the quaint Old Botanical Garden to the north and it can be prominently seen from Munich’s Karlsplatz (Stachus).
Central Hall (old illumination pre 2012)
Central hall, staircases (old illumination pre 2012)
Central hall, staircases (old illumination pre 2012)
Central hall, staircases (old illumination pre 2012)
Central hall, staircases (old illumination pre 2012)
Central Hall
Central Hall, view from 2nd floor
Central Hall, view from 3rd floor
Central Hall, 3rd floor
Central Hall, view from 3rd floor
Central Hall, 3rd floor
Central Hall, 3rd floor
Central Hall, balconies and banisters
Central Hall with glass light cupola
Central Hall, view through banister
Central Hall
Central Hall, 2nd floor
Central Hall, capital
Central Hall, banister
Central Hall, staircases
Central Hall, view from 2nd floor
Corridor
Corridor
Door to East Wing
East Wing staircase
East Wing staircase
East Wing staircase
East Wing staircase
East Wing entrance
East Wing entrance hall
East Wing banister detail
East Wing banister