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Churches, Austria

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St. Stephen Cathedral
St. Stephen's Cathedral stands proudly as Vienna's iconic emblem. Dating back to the 12th century, this architectural marvel is a prime example of Gothic grandeur in Austria. The cathedral stretches 107.2 meters in length and 34.2 meters in width, bo
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The Cathedral Graz
Nestled in the heart of Graz, the royal-imperial architecture of the cathedral crowns the historic city center with an air of grandeur. This majestic cathedral is an essential stop on any sightseeing adventure through Graz. Don’t let its relatively u
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Court Church
The Court Church, affectionately known to locals as the "Schwarzmander Church," is an intriguing site with its 28 life-size bronze figures standing solemnly around the tomb of Emperor Maximilian I. Here's a quirky fact: eight of these "Black Men" are
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Allsaints Parish Church
Legend has it that a quaint chapel graced this spot as far back as the year 800, making it a place steeped in history. The first recorded mention of the All Saints Church, however, didn't appear until 1375. Nestled in the heart of Innsbruck, this chu
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Pilgrimage church on Poestlingberg
Nestled high above the cityscape, the Pilgrimage Church of the Seven Sorrows of the Virgin Mary stands as a beacon in the Upper Austrian capital of Linz. Just a short stroll from the Pöstlingbergbahn stop, this iconic church offers an awe-inspiring v
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Mariendom (New Cathedral)
Nestled in the heart of Linz, Austria, stands the New Cathedral, also known as Mariendom or Maria-Empfängnis-Dom, the largest church in the country. Completed in 1924, this architectural marvel can hold a whopping 20,000 people. What truly captivates
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Klagenfurt Cathedral & Cathedral Square
Nestled in the charming city of Klagenfurt, the Klagenfurt Cathedral stands as a testament to Austria's rich history and architectural prowess. Commissioned in 1578 as a Protestant church, this iconic structure was crafted by the talented architect C
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St.Polten Former Synagogue
Nestled in Lower Austria, you'll find a hidden gem: the only Art Nouveau synagogue in the region. This architectural marvel is adorned with the intricate ornamental designs of the Wiener Werkstätte, a true feast for the eyes. Built back in 1913 by vi
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Churches in Bregenz
At the cusp of the 18th and 19th centuries, Bregenz was a city rich in baroque architecture. Even today, you can spot these baroque influences woven throughout the city. The most prominent examples are the church buildings, where the extravagant styl
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Dominican Church and Monastery
In 1236, the Dominicans were invited by Duke Leopold VI to establish a branch in Krems an der Donau. Around the same time, the Minorites found their calling in Stein. By 1240, construction of a church began, and by 1265, the church was gracefully vau
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Piarist Church Krems
Nestled in the heart of Krems, the Piaristenkirche stands as a testament to history, being the town's oldest Roman Catholic church. Dating back to around 1284, this late-Gothic hall church shares a stylistic kinship with the Vienna Dombauhütte, earni
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St Stephan
Nestled in the heart of Austria, the Tulln parish church is a stunning testament to history, with roots tracing back nearly a millennium. Established by the influential Babenbergs, the church's origins are chronicled in a charter from Emperor Heinric
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Haydn Church
The Pilgrim Church of the Visitation, nestled in the heart of history, is a testament to dreams both realized and unfulfilled. Built between 1715 and 1803, its creation was envisioned by the ambitious Prince Paul I. Esterházy. Sadly, fate had other p
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The Calvary
The renowned Calvary at the Haydn church was crafted with dedication by the Franciscan lay brother Felix Niering between 1701 and 1707. This Calvary in Eisenstadt mirrors the design of the one in Maria Lanzendorf, nestled in Lower Austria. Winding st