Pöstlingberg Basilica
A Baroque pilgrimage basilica above Linz dedicated to the Seven Sorrows of Mary and centred on a venerated Pietà.
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A Baroque pilgrimage basilica above Linz dedicated to the Seven Sorrows of Mary and centred on a venerated Pietà.
A hilltop pilgrimage basilica dedicated to the Holy Trinity, with pilgrimage roots in the 15th century and a major Baroque church built…
Salzburg’s metropolitan cathedral, whose origins reach the 8th century and whose present Early Baroque building was consecrated in 1628.
A Benedictine archabbey founded by Saint Rupert in 696 and continuously inhabited by a monastic community for more than thirteen centuries.
A Benedictine women’s monastery founded between 712 and 715, with an uninterrupted religious community on Salzburg’s Nonnberg.
An Augustinian canons’ monastery founded in 1114, centred on the memory and tomb of Saint Leopold III and major medieval works of…
A Benedictine hilltop abbey founded in 1083 and rebuilt in Baroque form after 1718, forming part of the UNESCO-listed Wachau Cultural Landscape.
A major Baroque Marian pilgrimage basilica above the Danube, whose 17th-century devotional history includes reported healings and apparition traditions.
A Cistercian abbey founded by Leopold III in 1133, with a medieval church, active monastic community and a longstanding True Cross relic…
A Cistercian abbey founded in 1129 near Graz, notable for the uninterrupted continuity of its monastic community.
A major Styrian High Gothic pilgrimage church known for Marian devotion and the venerated Wurzelkreuz.
A Benedictine abbey established in 1089, internationally known for its Baroque complex and its place within the UNESCO-listed Wachau Cultural Landscape.