Dianatempel (Munich)

The Diana Temple was created in 1613–1617 in Italian style together with the Hofgarten and goes back to Maximilian I, Elector of Bavaria.

The bronze figure that crowns the roof was created in 1594 by Hans Krumpper and symbolizes the riches of Bavaria.

Concerts are held in the pavilion and street musicians entertain the park visitors;[3] In the summer evenings, it serves as an unofficial and informal meeting place for dancers (Forró, Tango Argentino, salsa and swing[4]).

These non-commercial events are tolerated as long as there is no noise disturbance to residents or harassment of other visitors.

For such uses, an agreement with the Bavarian Administration of State-Owned Palaces, Gardens and Lakes, which assigns in particular the permits for the street musicians is required.