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Sacred Sites in Austria
Below is an illustrated index of the sacred sites and religious places in Austria profiled so far on Sacred Destinations, listed in alphabetical order by name. Please note this list is far from comprehensive - many more great sites remain to be added. You can also view these sites on an interactive map of Austria.
Featured Sacred Sites in Austria
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Salzburg CathedralSalzburg, AustriaHailed by some as the most perfect Renaissance building in the Germanic countries, Salzburg's cathedral has a marble facade, twin symmetrical towers and the font in which Mozart was baptized. -
StephansdomVienna, AustriaVienna's cathedral has survived many wars and is now a symbol of the city's freedom. The Gothic cathedral was first built in 1147 and its most recognizable characteristic, the diamond-patterned tile roof, was added in 1952. -
Melk AbbeyAustriaMelk Abbey was originally a palace, and it shows. Home to a Benedictine community from the 11th century to the present day, the current Baroque ensemble was built in 1736.
All Sacred Sites in Austria (View on Map)
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Shrine of Our Lady of AbsamAbsam, Austria -
Gurk CathedralAustria -
Innsbruck CathedralInnsbruck, Austria -
Hofkirche (Court Church)Innsbruck, Austria -
Alter Dom (Ignatiuskirche)Linz, Austria -
MartinskircheLinz, Austria -
Our Lady of Maria PlainAustria -
Mariazell ShrineAustria -
Mauthausen Concentration CampAustria -
Melk AbbeyAustria -
Silent Night ChapelOberndorf, Austria -
Salzburg CathedralSalzburg, Austria -
Franciscan ChurchSalzburg, Austria -
Holy Trinity ChurchSalzburg, Austria -
Kollegienkirche (Collegiate Church)Salzburg, Austria -
Loreto ChurchSalzburg, Austria -
St. Michael's ChurchSalzburg, Austria -
Nonnberg ConventSalzburg, Austria -
St. Peter's Abbey ChurchSalzburg, Austria -
St. Peter's Cemetery and CatacombsSalzburg, Austria -
Seefeld Eucharistic MiracleTirol, Austria -
Abbey of St. FlorianAustria -
AugustinerkircheVienna, Austria -
JudenplatzVienna, Austria -
KarlskircheVienna, Austria -
PeterskircheVienna, Austria -
StephansdomVienna, Austria