Gurdwara Sri Guru Nanak Sabha e.V (Sikh Gotteshaus München)

Nice heavenly place of worship where Guru Ka Langar is served with great fervour & gaiety. Need to contribute/donate generously for its day-to-day upkeep/maintenance. I was deeply impressed with the Sevadars serving there.

Beautiful and peaceful place of worship

It is a sacred place not only for Sikh religion but for every religion. Preachings of Sikh gurus are relayed through sound system. Holy Guru Granth sahib is kept at a sacred Chowki and visitors sit in front of it in obeisance.Sewadars welcome everybody without any caste, creed or religion. They provided hot tea and snacks to us. Free food is also given to anybody and everybody during Langer i. e. mass feast. Peoples also do Karseva means undertake voluntary services e. g. sweeping, cleaning of utensils, etc. Every person managing day to day affairs is very nice, soft spoken and helpful. The person we contacted with during our visit to Gurudwara was Mr. Jaison from Kerala State (India).Beauty of this place is that it is located side by side of a mosque and is a perfect example of peace and harmony between religions.If you visit Munich, it is recommended to visit this Gurudwara also.Jo bole so nihal, sat shree akal!

I liked seeing a gurdwara here in Munich.

Sukh religious place known as Gurdwara. Evert Sat Sun there is religious program with Gurbani and Kirtan. Afterwards Guru ka Langar served. Place open to visit for every one irrespective to your faith, color, region. If you plan to visit take care about accustoms, these are strictly followed. Shoes are not allowed, head must be covered !!!

Very nice place! A perfect example of inter religious dialogue as the temple is located next to a mosque! As a Muslim I have been so warmly welcomed!

In many ways, it is impossible to “rate” a Gurudwara, or literally the door that leads to the Guru. I’m temporarily living in Munich and it’s been my privilege to attend this Gurudwara and revel in Gurbani and Shabd Kirtan. In the early days, my grandparents told me Sikhs settling abroad would make a Gurudwara even before making their own home — the importance of this divine dwelling.This is a place of divine love, and I have observed many people of all faiths coming to partake in the Guru’s gurbani and langar. When you come please remember it is not a “business”, everyone is working from seva, or selfless service and donations to maintain this special place.

Very Nice, you get that you are in India, and feel that sense. Langar is also available. Peaceful place , one must visit.

To begin with, I am not a member of the Sikh community. although I enjoy being there. The place is wonderful. Additionally, you will experience inner serenity and feel really comfortable.