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Historic Building

Bad Ischl Post Office Building

The yellow historicist post office building in Bad Ischl, lettered POST- u. TELEGRAFEN-AMT and lined with allegorical statues, framed by golden autumn leaves.
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The yellow historicist post office building in Bad Ischl, lettered POST- u. TELEGRAFEN-AMT and lined with allegorical statues, framed by golden autumn leaves.

The post and telegraph building stands beside the Trinkhalle on Auböckplatz. Friedrich Setz designed it in the Neo-Renaissance style, and it opened in 1895. Look up at the figures on the facade. Railway, telegraphy, trade and shipping were important enough to the spa town to get their own place above the entrance.

This is a quick exterior stop on the Bad Ischl walk. You can see the building’s main details from the square before continuing to the Trinkhalle.

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