Category: Religious Landmarks

Step foot into the Vienna Central Cemetery, a place that breathes life into death itself. Far from being just a burial ground, it stands as a unique cultural venue, filled with stories waiting to be discovered and celebrated.

While there are countless attractions to explore in this magnificent city, there is one hidden gem that often goes unnoticed by visitors – the Annakirche.

The Salzburg Cathedral is the city's most recognisable structure. The Salzburg Cathedral (German: "Dom zu Salzburg") is a stunning example of early baroque architecture, topped by a bulbous copper dome and twin spires. There have been at least ten fires in the historic district, resulting in three complete rebuilds of…

A few steps off Graben Street, on a small square of Petersplatz, Baroque St. Peter's Church in Vienna (Peterskirche) is yet another historic landmark to enjoy during your walk in the city center. Surrounded by buildings that encircle it and almost hide it from view, this church is a must-visit…

Located around the corner from Albertinaplatz, Augustinian Church (Augustinerkirche) is an important religious landmark in Vienna. Small but Imposing clock (and bell) tower is the first thing you see from the Albertinaplatz side, but somewhat uninviting façade on the Augustinerstraße with few small shops on the street level might distract…

The Jesuit Church (Jesuitenkirche), also known as University Church (Universitätskirche), is a lavishly decorated (in baroque style) church in Vienna. You cannot tell this from its façade as it is done very simply – a classic two-story church with twin towers and simple walls, with statues depicting various Christian saints….