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3 entries tagged Neo-Gothic on Introducing Salzburg.
Consecrated 1898
The neo-Gothic church on Mirabellplatz, consecrated in 1898 to replace the St. Andrew's on the Platzl that the fire of 1818 badly damaged. Bombed in the war and rebuilt plainer, it is the church of Salzburg's Croatian community, and the Thursday Schranne market fills the square in front of it.
1877-1878
Most visitors never see this one. Tucked inside a working senior-care complex in the Riedenburg district, the Herz-Jesu-Asylkirche carries a name that draws Vienna's most important nineteenth-century architect into a quiet Salzburg backstreet.
A romantic neo-Gothic water castle on the southern outskirts of Salzburg. The site where Ludwig III of Bavaria signed his renunciation of the throne on 13 November 1918, ending the Wittelsbach monarchy. Privately owned, not open to the public, but picturesque from the road.
