Maximilianeum

**Maximilianeum**
	palatial building in Munich, was built as the home of a gifted students' foundation and has also housed the Bavarian Landtag (state parliament) since 1949
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Instance of	parliament building;
Named after	Maximilian II of Bavaria;
Location	Haidhausen, Au-Haidhausen, Munich, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany
Street address	Max-Planck-Straße 1;
Architectural style	Renaissance Revival architecture;
Architect	Friedrich Bürklein; Gottfried Semper; Karl Kergl (reconstruction);
Owned by	Q1259702;
Occupant	Q1259702 (1876–); Landtag of Bavaria (1949–);
Has part(s)	Einfriedung Max-Planck-Straße 1 in München;
Heritage designation	architectural heritage monument in Bavaria;
Significant event	construction time (1857–1874); construction time (Volker Staab, Jürgen Pleuser, expansion, 1992–1994); construction time (Hilde Léon, Konrad Wohlhage, expansion, 2010–2012); foundation stone laying ceremony (1857);
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	48° 08′ 11.04″ N, 11° 35′ 39.12″ E
Authority file
	Q266759; VIAF ID: 307145970038332250459; GND ID: 4280753-0; NL CR AUT ID: olak2016907767; Bavarian monument authority ID: D-1-62-000-4476; Bavarian Monument Map object ID (architectural monument): 23444
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This is a picture of the Bavarian Baudenkmal (cultural heritage monument) with the ID

D-1-62-000-4476 (Wikidata)

Deutsch: Sitz des Bayerischen Landtages und des Landtagsamtes sowie der Studienstiftung Maximilianeum