List of listed objects in Salzburg-Salzburg / I – L

The list of listed objects in Salzburg-Salzburg / I – L contains 598 listed , immovable objects in the Salzburg cadastral community of Salzburg ( Salzburg's old town ) those in streets I to L.

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Stone stairs to St. John's Church and the Capuchin Monastery ObjectID :  46870	Imbergstiege location KG: Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Apothekerhaus, Bürstenbinderhaus ObjectID :  35696	Imbergstiege 1 KG location : Salzburg
		Ansitz, Stöckl including Gärtl and Höfl ObjektID :  46792	Imbergstiege 2 location KG: Salzburg
		Kath. Filialkirche, St. Johann am Imberg ObjectID :  46869	Imbergstiege 3 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Benefiziatenhaus ObjektID :  35626	Imbergstiege 4 KG location : Salzburg	Johann Evangelist Schmid , the last court organ maker in Salzburg , acquired the house on September 10, 1801, and in 1813/14 it passed to the first bourgeois organ maker, Joseph Konradt .
		Bürgerhaus, Burgrechtsbehausung ObjektID :  46825	Imbergstrasse 5 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Ircher- / Lederer- or Hafnerhaus ObjektID :  46829	Imbergstrasse 7 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Weissgerber- / Lederer- / Parchanterhaus ObjektID :  46835	Imbergstrasse 9 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Wertherhaus ObjectID :  42089	Imbergstrasse 11 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Schwarzenbergerhaus ObjectID :  35627	Imbergstrasse 17 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Weissgerber- / Färber- / Schiffmannhaus ObjektID :  46845	Imbergstrasse 19 KG location : Salzburg
		Town house, Wallner and Eckschlager housing ObjektID :  46854	Imbergstrasse 21 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Fur Hut Inn / Zum Goldenen Anker ObjectID :  46856	Imbergstrasse 23a KG location : Salzburg
		Villa Hedwig or Grünanger Villa am Quai ObjektID :  48207	Imbergstrasse 24 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, so-called Weinkamerhaus ObjectID :  35701	Imbergstrasse 25 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Zimmermeister-Fagererstöckl ObjectID :  46858	Imbergstrasse 27 KG location : Salzburg
		Villa / Country House ObjectID :  46861	Imbergstrasse 33 KG location : Salzburg
		Almkanal ObjectID :  35420	Inner city location KG: Salzburg	→ Main article : Almkanal
		Rental house, residential and commercial building ObjectID :  60986	Josef-Friedrich-Hummel-Str. 1 KG location : Salzburg
		Residential house, former Meierhof ObjektID :  44891	Josef-Preis-Allee 11 KG location : Salzburg
		Berchtoldvilla ObjectID :  60912	Josef-Preis-Allee 12 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Berchtoldvilla
		Bürgerhaus, In der Gugl / Pfanzelter Haus ObjectID :  35628	Judengasse 3 KG location : Salzburg	The Guglbräu was in the house from 1472 to 1869, the first owners were Hans and Dorothea Gugler. The brewery was located on the Salzach, the restaurant was on Judengasse. Johann Anton Elixhauser had the wrought iron sign with the golden ball attached in 1733. The house name mutated to Kuglbräu or simply to Kugl . Today the house is known for its Art Nouveau facade from 1905.
		Bürgerhaus, Wagner or Gruberhaus ObjectID :  42713	Judengasse 8 KG location : Salzburg	First mentioned in 1478 with the owner Heinrich Matsperger (Matschperger). The Matsperger were Venice merchants and were represented on the city council. Arkadenhof was built in 1560 and 1650, builders were Wolf Wagner or Ruprecht and Heinrich Matsperger. 1992 extensive restorations.
		Bürgerhaus, former Gasthof Zum Mohren ObjectID :  35629	Judengasse 9 KG location : Salzburg	Mentioned in 1423 as Sylberherhaus. From 1569 inn. The marble heraldic stone built into the wall of the house shows the year 1506 and refers to the Strobl and Rauhenperger families with “Reichsapfel” and “Wollschere”. From 1713 the name "Mohrenwirt" became common. Weikel's dwelling in the 19th century . In the 18th century, arcades with Tuscan columns were built inside. 1968 extensive renovation work.
		Bürgerhaus, Billichhaus ObjectID :  35630	Judengasse 10 KG location : Salzburg	The core of the townhouse with its broad, rounded arched portal and smooth facade dates back to the late Middle Ages and the 16th century.
		Bürgerhaus, "Fridel im Gmach" ObjectID :  35632	Judengasse 11 KG location : Salzburg	The community center was mentioned in 1423 as "Fridel im Gmach".
		Bürgerhaus, Seilerhaus ObjectID :  42322	Judengasse 12 KG location : Salzburg	The core of the five-storey town house dates from the late Middle Ages. A bishop's statuette from the 18th century stands in a niche in the facade.
		Bürgerhaus, Freissuf'sche dwelling ObjectID :  35633	Judengasse 13 KG location : Salzburg	The portal of the five-storey town house dates from the 1st half of the 17th century, the facade from the 2nd half of the 18th century.
		Bürgerhaus, Koflerhaus ObjectID :  42323	Judengasse 14 KG location : Salzburg	The structure of the five-storey town house with transversely oval floor hatches comes mainly from the late Middle Ages and the first half of the 16th century.
		Höllbräu ObjectID :  35634	Judengasse 15 KG location : Salzburg	The building stands on the foundations of a gate tower of the imperial palace from the 12th century. Presumably the Jewish synagogue was here and thus the center of Jewish life in Salzburg until the expulsion of the Jews in 1349. 1423 first owner named Hanns Laubinger, brewery since 1449 verifiable, the name in the hell is mentioned for the first time in 1526. In 1919 the facade was renovated by the architect Franz Zell , at that time the statue of St. Michael attached. Expanded into a five-star hotel since 1990.
		Shrine Object ID:  84510	Julius-Haagn-Strasse 32 KG location : Salzburg	The wayside shrine from 1705 is the fifth of a series of 15 columns that start in the Elisabeth-Vorstadt district and lead to the pilgrimage basilica Maria Plain on Plainberg north of Salzburg. These so-called secret pillars refer to the secrets of the rosary and are located along the pilgrimage route that was previously used. The oil painting shows the discovery of the twelve year old Jesus in the temple.
		Bürgerhaus, Stumpfeggerhaus ObjectID:  44217	Kaigasse 1 KG location : Salzburg	The structure of the five-storey town house with a wide beveled segment arch portal and moat roof dates from the 16th century.
		Bürgerhaus, Das Prolisches Haus ObjektID :  44899	Kaigasse 3 KG location : Salzburg	A pointed arch portal leads into the protruding side axis of the five-storey town house from the first half of the 16th century.
		Residential and commercial building, former St. Salvators- or red brotherhood church ObjectID :  44183	Kaigasse 4 KG location : Salzburg	This house is mentioned for the first time in 1421 and from the beginning it belonged to the cathedral capital hospital there, which rented it to townspeople. Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau finally had the building demolished, which often gave rise to disputes over interest rates and the payment of repairs. Under the successor Markus Sittikus von Hohenems , the St. Salvator Church was built here in 1618 and consecrated in 1619, which also became the seat of the Corpus Christi brotherhood.
		Bürgerhaus, former Kremsisches Haus ObjektID :  35635	Kaigasse 5 KG location : Salzburg	The core of the five-storey town house with a bent facade and two-storey wide bay window dates from the 16th century.
		Bürgerhaus, the so-called Rothe Brotherhood Messner House ObjectID :  42412	Kaigasse 6 KG location : Salzburg	This essentially late Gothic house, which was later given a Baroque style, first belonged to the cathedral capital hospital like the neighboring house. Prince Archbishop Wolf Dietrich had it largely demolished in order to be able to build the sacristan's house of the Salvator Church here. The portal to the alley shows the year 1897 and the letters WL (Werner Laschensky).
		Community house, so-called end giant house ObjectID :  35636	Kaigasse 7 KG location : Salzburg	The four-storey town house with a high storage floor dates from the 16th century.
		Bürgerhaus, Hotel Weisse Taube ObjectID :  44182	Kaigasse 9 KG location : Salzburg	The house was first mentioned (1365) as the "House against the Tumber Spital" (house near the Cathedral Hospital). In 1491 the Schneiderzeche (tailors' guild) bought this house and used it as a hostel until 1809. In 1809 Josef Reisenberger acquired the building. Today this house is the hotel or the inn "White Taube".
		former Domdechantei and Trakl-Brunnen ObjektID :  35637	Kaigasse 12 KG location : Salzburg	The house on the corner of Kapitelgasse was built between 1605 and 1613. After his election , Prince Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau lived in the previous building, the “Keutschachhof”, until the reception of the pallium .
		Residential building, former canonical courtyard ObjectID :  84490	Kaigasse 13 KG location : Salzburg	The cathedral chapter castle law applied to the house. In 1401 a certain Hans Chellner was the owner. The arcade courtyard was built in 1555, builder was Hanns Panicher the Elder. J. and his wife Benigna von Haunsperg. In the 19th century the merchant Haslauer was the owner; further referred to in the land register as Count Lodronischer Kanonikalhof.
		former Kanonikalhof, Count Strassoldsche Capitularhaus; the forecourt archaeological find hope area ObjektID :  81051	Kaigasse 14 KG location : Salzburg	First mentioned in 1385, this house was owned by Andrä Steinhauff in 1401. At the beginning of the 16th century it was a brewery for 20 years. The arcade courtyard was built at the beginning of the 1560s; the builders were Jakob Khuen von Belasy and his wife Elisabeth von Thannhausen. From the 17th century it was owned by the cathedral chapter, at the beginning of the 19th century it was secularized.
		Bürgerhaus, Höglwörtherhof ObjectID :  44353	Kaigasse 15 KG location : Salzburg	The core of the six-storey town house with a rectangular portal dates from the 16th century.
		former Rentmeisterstöckl and former Kanonikalhof ObjectID :  60867	Kaigasse 16 KG location : Salzburg	First mentioned in 1404 in the possession of the Tannerin. In 1457 the house was acquired by Hans Lauterpach. From 1800 Rentmeisterstöckl ; incorporated into the chamber salary after secularization .
		Schwarzenberg canonical house, former Höglwörtherhof, Domherrenhof ObjectID :  48700	Kaigasse 17 KG location : Salzburg	First mentioned in a document in 1434 as the Högelwörther Hof, at that time the court served as the city palace of the abbots and prelates of the Höglwörth monastery (the abandoned monastery is now in Upper Bavaria). In 1604, at the instigation of Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau, the Salzburg cathedral chapter took over the house for the canons.
		Lavanterhof, former Kanonikalhof ObjectID :  60868	Kaigasse 18 KG location : Salzburg	The former canonical courtyard with an elongated eleven-axis facade was rebuilt in the 19th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  44351	Kaigasse 22 KG location : Salzburg	The core of the narrow five-storey town house probably dates from the 16th century.
		Bakery's house, green space as an archaeological find hope area ObjektID :  60869	Kaigasse 24 KG location : Salzburg	The core of the narrow five-storey town house probably dates from the 16th century and its window frames were around 1800.
		Nursing tavern, green space as an archaeological find hope area ObjectID :  60870	Kaigasse 26 KG location : Salzburg	The house with a simple facade dates from the 16th and 17th centuries.
		Municipium Iuvavum ObjectID :  130240	Kaigasse 33 KG location : Salzburg	During the reconstruction of the parts of the house that were destroyed in World War II, a Roman temple was found under the later cinema hall. The Roman temple complex, designed as Peripteros , was dedicated to the gods Asklepios , Hygieia and Cybele . Note = The protected area of ​​the Municipium Iuvavum extends over several sites at the addresses Franziskanergasse 5 , Furtwänglerpark , Kaigasse 33 and Max Reinhardt-Platz .
		Kasererbräuhaus ObjektID :  44350	Kaigasse 33 KG location : Salzburg	The essentially late Gothic house is first mentioned in documents in 1421 as a brewery inn and again in 1526 as "Georg Stellner's Brewhouse". In 1713 it bears the name “Kässerers Würthsbehausung beim Weiße Lewen” (Kaserer's inn at the White Lion) and in 1775 it was first called Kasererbräu. The facade of the house dates from the end of the 18th century. A cinema has been housed here since 1905. between FX Fried's “Original-Elektro-Biograph” with weekly changing silent films .
		Bürgerhaus, Eisl- or Baron Auerhaus ObjectID :  44901	Kaigasse 35 KG location : Salzburg	The four-storey town house with oval attic hatches is essentially medieval and still has a late Gothic bay window on the side facade. The window frames were created in the first half of the 19th century.
		Post- or Berchtesgadener Hof ObjectID :  60857	Kaigasse 37 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main articles : Kaigasse and Krotachgasse # The Berchtesgadener Hof
		Gurkerhof ObjectID :  80878	Kaigasse 39-43 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Kaigasse and Krotachgasse # The Gurkerhof
		Kajetan Church and former monastery / hospital of the Brothers of Mercy, city fortifications and archaeological discovery area ObjectID :  35638	Kajetanerplatz 1, 1A location KG: Salzburg	This baroque church was built under the direction of Giovanni Gaspare Zuccalli in the years 1685–1697. The dome fresco and the interior of the church are by Paul Troger . Originally intended as a seminary, it was given to the Theatine order . This monastery was closed in 1809, until 1922 a military hospital (so-called "troop hospital") was housed here, which was then continued to this day by the active Order of the Brothers of Mercy .
		Bürgerhaus, elephant house ObjectID :  44216	Kajetanerplatz 3 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main articles : Kajetanerplatz and Schanzlgasse # Elefantenhaus
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  35639	Kajetanerplatz 4 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Kajetanerplatz and Schanzlgasse # Ritter- or Rötherhaus (actually Gutratherhaus)
		Archbishop's Palace, the garden archaeological find hope area ObjectID :  60871	Kapitelgasse 2 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main articles : Kapitelplatz and Kapitelgasse
		Chapter House ObjectID :  35640	Kapitelgasse 4 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main articles : Kapitelplatz and Kapitelgasse # Kapitelhaus
		Firmian-Salm-Haus ObjectID :  35641	Kapitelgasse 5-7 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main articles : Kapitelplatz and Kapitelgasse # Salm-Firmian-Kanonikalhaus
		Chapter flood ObjectID :  67685	Kapitelplatz location KG: Salzburg	→ Main article : Kapitelplatz and Kapitelgasse # The Kapitelschwemme
		Dompropstei ObjectID :  60859	Kapitelplatz 1 location KG: Salzburg	→ Main articles : Kapitelplatz and Kapitelgasse # Dompropstei
		Christkönigskolleg ObjectID :  60872	Kapitelplatz 2a KG location : Salzburg	→ Main articles : Kapitelplatz and Kapitelgasse # Archbishop's Palace
		Former Cathedral capital object; former Granarium, Kapitelkastnerhaus and mill ObjectID :  13776	Kapitelplatz 3, 4, 5 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Kapitelplatz and Kapitelgasse # The Kardinal-Schwarzenberg-Haus
		Way of the Cross at Kapuzinerberg ObjectID :  81249	Kapuzinerberg location KG: Salzburg	Along the road to the Kapuzinerberg there are eight Kreuzweg chapels, which were built between 1736 and 1744. The crucifixion group is located in an open chapel under a hip roof supported by four pillars. The wooden figures of Christ and the two thieves date from the middle of the 18th century; one of the stone figures below is marked 1780.
		Lodron city fortification Kapuzinerberg, entire complex ObjektID :  102202	Kapuzinerberg location KG: Salzburg	The entire Kapuzinerberg wall was built between 1629 and 1632 under Archbishop Paris von Lodron . It follows the course of the terrain around the western, southern and eastern landslide and is reinforced at protruding corners by small towers with tented roofs.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  35643	Kapuzinerberg 3 KG location : Salzburg
		Fortification, Felixpforte ObjectID :  61018	Kapuzinerberg 4 location KG: Salzburg	The two-storey Felix Gate with a barrel-vaulted passage is halfway up the path to the monastery. It forms the north-western corner of the defense system of Archbishop Paris von Lodron and is marked 1632.
		Paschinger Schlössl ObjectID :  82631	Kapuzinerberg 5 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Paschinger Schlössl
		Capuchin monastery and church, St. Bonaventura, Trompeterschlössl and Walls ObjectID :  67621	Kapuzinerberg 6 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Capuchin monastery Salzburg
		Waxöckl ObjektID :  81244	Kapuzinerberg 7 KG location : Salzburg	In the time between Paris Lodron and Archbishop Colloredo , Imberg was closed to the general public as a military area. A simple wall with a guard's house separates these two parts of the mountain.
		Franziskischlößl and fortifications ObjectID:  48879	Kapuzinerberg 9 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Franziskischlössl
		Municipal nursing home Nonntal ObjektID :  60910	Karl-Höller-Strasse 4 KG location : Salzburg	The late historical building complex of the municipal old people's home was built between 1896 and 1898. The neo-baroque chapel with a high turret forms the strong central projection of the main front.
		Bürgerhaus, Haus am Eiermarkt ObjectID :  42257	Klampferergasse 1 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Spitalhaus (1408) ObjectID :  35686	Klampferergasse 3 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Rothenbachhaus (1775) ObjectID :  46014	Königsgäßchen 3 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, shower house ObjectID :  35644	Kranzlmarkt 3 KG location : Salzburg	The house was subject to Hofburg law and was first mentioned in 1452 as the Smidtner (Schmidtner) house. The arcade courtyard was built around 1550, the client was Hans Matsperger. From the 18th century stucking , d. H. Sale of condominiums.
		Bürgerhaus, Kunzingerhaus ObjectID :  44268	Krotachgasse 5 KG location : Salzburg	The four-storey house with beveled arched windows on the ground floor comes from the 15th and 16th centuries.
		Residence, formerly Kaplanstöckl ObjectID :  35645	Krotachgasse 7 KG location : Salzburg	The core of the detached four-storey house with a narrow front dates from the 15th century. On the first floor there are late Gothic window frames as well as late Gothic wall paintings inside.
		Synagogue ObjectID :  67762	Lasserstraße 8 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Salzburg Synagogue
		Town house with inner leather gate ObjektID :  46690	Lederergasse 2 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Lederer-, Messner- or Zellnerhaus ObjektID :  45636	Lederergasse 3 KG location : Salzburg	There is a remarkable Renaissance courtyard in this former tanner's house. Finds from the early medieval cesspool are exhibited in the Salzburg Museum . A staircase leading to the first floor also forms the entrance area for the Lederergasse 5 house. This house is owned by the Schliesselberger family.
		Bürgerhaus, Lederer-Hofmannhaus ObjectID :  46689	Lederergasse 4 KG location : Salzburg	The core of the five-storey town house with a cove dates from the 16th and 17th centuries.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  45392	Lederergasse 5 KG location : Salzburg	This tanner's house was founded in 1422. The prerequisite was the proximity to the Salzach and the location on the outskirts. There has been a leather business here since the house was founded. This tradition is still followed today by the Schliesslberger company (the fourth oldest commercial enterprise in Austria). Today a leather trade and the production of belt specialties are located here.
		former Lürzerhof, State Dust Mute Institute ObjectID :  60739	Lehener Strasse 1a KG location : Salzburg	The Lürzerhof is a manor house built in the 17th century. Today the building houses the State Institute for the Hearing Impaired and the Josef Rehrl School, a school for hearing impaired children, is housed in a younger extension. → Main article : Lürzerhof
		Bürgerhaus, Danzbergerhaus ObjectID :  47875	Linzer Gasse 3 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Hotel Zur Goldenen Traube ObjectID :  46654	Linzer Gasse 4 KG location : Salzburg	The five-storey, ten-axis town house is essentially medieval. The trickle plaster facade and the window frames were created in the 19th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  46015	Linzer Gasse 6 KG location : Salzburg
		Residential house, pharmacy Zum Weißen Engel ObjektID :  67704	Linzer Gasse 7 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Linzergasse # The Engelapotheke
		Bürgerhaus, Goldschmiedhaus ObjektID :  35646	Linzer Gasse 8 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Gablerbräuhaus ObjectID :  45591	Linzer Gasse 9 KG location : Salzburg	The house, which is essentially medieval, was first mentioned as a brewery in 1408, and the first brewer known by name was Peter Zeysar in 1429. Niclas Gapler was a brewer here in the second half of the 17th century, but not the owner. In 1888/89 the brewery was relocated to Schallmoser Hauptstrasse. The house was converted into a large restaurant and hotel. The neo-Gothic “Ruperti- or Wappenstüberl”, built around 1900, is famous for art history. A total renovation of the building complex will begin in 2012.
		Bürgerhaus, Lampl inn or butcher Pichler Haus ObjektID :  35647	Linzer Gasse 10 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, house in front of the Osterthor at the Gapler (1399) ObjektID:  46016	Linzer Gasse 11 KG location : Salzburg
		Town house, former Köllersperger house ObjectID :  35648	Linzer Gasse 12 KG location : Salzburg	The core of the five-storey town house with a moat roof goes back to the end of the Middle Ages.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  46017	Linzer Gasse 13 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Franziskus- or Kapuzinertor, former Trumpeter- or Wieserhaus ObjektID :  35642	Linzer Gasse 14 KG location : Salzburg	The four-storey town house dates from the 16th century and was rebuilt around 1617. A high, two-story passage leads to the Kapuzinerberg. The relief of the stigmatization of St. Francis above the passage is marked 1617.
		Gasthaus zum Weißen Rößl ObjectID :  67702	Linzer Gasse 15 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  46018	Linzer Gasse 16 (-18) KG location : Salzburg	The four-storey town house with a concave end is essentially from the Middle Ages. Inside, a staircase with baluster columns from the 16th century has been preserved.
		Town house, baker's house ObjectID :  46524	Linzer Gasse 20 KG location : Salzburg	The four-storey town house with a concave end is essentially from the Middle Ages. The portal and window frames on the ground floor were created at the beginning of the 20th century.
		Bürgerhaus, Altes Postschaffnerhaus (1804) ObjectID :  35649	Linzer Gasse 21 KG location : Salzburg	The town house, which originally dates from the 16th century, was rebuilt after the fire of 1818 and received a Biedermeier facade.
		Bürgerhaus, Coppersmith House ObjectID :  45391	Linzer Gasse 23 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  46019	Linzer Gasse 25 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Hechtenwirtshaus ObjectID :  45390	Linzer Gasse 26 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Gunsmith's House ObjectID :  46523	Linzer Gasse 28 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, The old coppersmith's house ObjectID :  46020	Linzer Gasse 30 KG location : Salzburg
		Town house, former bell foundry Oberascher ObjektID :  46125	Linzer Gasse 31 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Linzergasse # The bell foundry
		Community center , vinegar almonds or leather dressing house ObjectID :  45389	Linzer Gasse 32 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  45388	Linzer Gasse 33 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Wagnerhaus (1452) ObjectID :  35650	Linzer Gasse 36 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Dreikönigshaus ObjectID :  45589	Linzer Gasse 38 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Fragnerhaus (1713) ObjectID :  45724	Linzer Gasse 40 KG location : Salzburg
		former St. Sebastian-Bruderhaus / student residence ObjectID :  61008	Linzer Gasse 41 KG location : Salzburg	This building was commissioned by Prince Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau around 1600. For himself he had the Gabriel Chapel built as a mausoleum in this Campo Santo, based on a design by Elia Castello . It has impressive arcades with the burial places of Salzburg families, many famous Salzburg personalities are also buried here (e.g. Mozart's widow, Constanze Nissen or Theophrast von Hohenheim , i.e. Paracelsus).
		St. Sebastianskirche ObjectID :  61009	Linzer Gasse 41b KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Sebastianskirche (Salzburg)
		Mausoleum / Gabriel Chapel and Sebastian Cemetery with cemetery arcades ObjectID :  81271	Linzer Gasse 41b KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Sebastian Cemetery
		Bürgerhaus, Moosleitnerhaus ObjectID :  45723	Linzer Gasse 42 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Zum Turisten ObjektID :  45722	Linzer Gasse 43-45 KG location : Salzburg	House no. 43-45 was a medieval bathhouse, the core of which dates from the 16th century and today has baroque window frames.
		Bürgerhaus, butcher Buchnerhaus / former Gasthaus Zum alten Fuchs ObjectID :  47876	Linzer Gasse 47 KG location : Salzburg	The core of the four-storey, ten-axis townhouse with baroque window frames and transverse oval floor hatches dates from the 16th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  45721	Linzer Gasse 48 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Ausreiterhaus ObjektID :  45720	Linzer Gasse 49 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  46012	Linzer Gasse 50 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Klimpfen- and Leyerbrunnhaus ObjectID :  46013	Linzer Gasse 52 KG location : Salzburg	The core of the six-axis town house dates back to the 16th century. The window frames date from the first half of the 19th century, the arched portal is marked 1895.
		Bürgerhaus, butcher Bscheidlhaus ObjectID :  46482	Linzer Gasse 54 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, The French Hutterhaus ObjectID :  67703	Linzer Gasse 56 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  45719	Linzer Gasse 58 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Bründlhaus (1690) ObjectID :  40545	Linzer Gasse 60 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Metzgerhaus (1608) ObjectID :  45718	Linzer Gasse 62 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Schoberwohnung ObjectID :  35651	Linzer Gasse 64 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Organ Maker's House / Fassbinderhaus ObjectID :  46481	Linzer Gasse 66 KG location : Salzburg	In 1753, court organ maker Johann Rochus Egedacher bought the house with the inherited fortune of his wife Maria Theresia Capeller from Aussee, henceforth it was called the organ maker house .
		Lehenrößlerhaus , community center, a dwelling at Linzerthore ObjektID :  48266	Linzer Gasse 68 KG location : Salzburg	In 1764, court organ maker Johann Rochus Egedacher bought the so-called Lehenrößlerhaus .

Legend

The source for the selection of the objects are the monuments lists of the respective federal state published annually by the BDA. The table contains the following information:

Photo:	Photograph of the monument. Click the photo generates an enlarged view. Next to it are one or two symbols: The symbol means that more photos of the property are available. They are displayed by clicking the symbol. By clicking the symbol, further photos of the object can be uploaded to the Wikimedia Commons media archive .
Monument:	Name of the monument. The designation is given as it is used by the Federal Monuments Office (BDA) . The internal object identification number (ObjectID) is also given.
Location:	The address is given. In the case of free-standing objects without an address ( e.g. shrines ), an address is usually given that is close to the object. By calling up the link Location , the location of the monument is displayed in various map projects. The cadastral community (KG) is indicated below this.
Description:	Brief information about the monument.

The table is sorted alphabetically according to the location of the monument. The sorting criterion is the cadastral municipality and within this the address.

By clicking on "Map with all coordinates" (top right in the article) the location of all monuments in the selected map object is displayed.

Abbreviations of the BDA : BR… construction law , EZ… deposit number, GB… land register , GstNr. … Property number, KG… cadastral community, 0G … property number address

Web links

Commons : Listed objects in Salzburg  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Salzburg - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 17, 2020.
2. ↑ property numbers 161; 162; 2009; According to BDA do not exist.
3. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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