Nonnberg Abbey
A Benedictine women’s monastery founded between 712 and 715, with an uninterrupted religious community on Salzburg’s Nonnberg.
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A Benedictine women’s monastery founded between 712 and 715, with an uninterrupted religious community on Salzburg’s Nonnberg.
A hilltop pilgrimage basilica dedicated to the Holy Trinity, with pilgrimage roots in the 15th century and a major Baroque church built…
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.
A Buddhist peace pagoda on the Danube, inaugurated in 1983 and maintained within the Nipponzan Myōhōji tradition.
Austria’s principal Marian pilgrimage basilica, centred on the venerated Mariazell statue and a pilgrimage documented since the Middle Ages.
A Benedictine abbey founded in 1074, combining an active monastic community with major historic, artistic and library collections.