List of listed objects in Salzburg-Salzburg / M-Q

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

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Bürgerhaus, Jetzelsberger ObjektID :  35652	Makartplatz 1 KG location : Salzburg	The community center at Makartplatz 1 is the birthplace of the physicist Christian Doppler .
		Graf-Überacker-Palais, former Makart post office ObjectID :  61014	Makartplatz 6 KG location : Salzburg	In 1601 this house was first mentioned as a new building for Countess Maria Katharina Kuen "except for St. Andre Pogn on Mirabellstrasse". In 1723, Wolf Maximilian Graf Überacker bought the building and converted it into an aristocratic palace. The ground floor was used as a post office until August 2011. The building is currently used by the owner Spängler Bank and the German consulate.
		Bürgerhaus, Mozart's house ObjectID :  35653	Makartplatz 8 KG location : Salzburg	Mentioned for the first time in 1617, with dance master's hall for high-class festive events; From 1773 the Mozart family lived on the 1st floor; Destroyed by aerial bombs in 1944, afterwards an insurance building was erected on this site; from 1994 demolition and rebuilding according to original plans; owned by the International Mozarteum Foundation .
		Municipium Iuvavum ObjectID :  130238	Max Reinhardt-Platz KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Iuvavum Note: The protected area of ​​the Municipium Iuvavum extends over several sites at the addresses Franziskanergasse 5 , Furtwänglerpark , Kaigasse 33 and Max Reinhardt-Platz .
		Wilder-Mann-Brunnen ObjectID :  84463	Max-Reinhardt-Platz KG location : Salzburg	The Wilder-Mann-Brunnen (incorrectly also called Neptune's Fountain), a marrow fountain with a fish cold, stood on Ferdinand-Hanusch-Platz from 1641–1872 , as fish were sold there. The fountain figure holds a torn tree trunk in one hand and rests on Salzburg's city arms with the other.
		Mirabell Palace as a whole with all auxiliary buildings and horticultural monuments ObjectID :  68591	Mirabellplatz 3–4 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Mirabell Palace
		Pfarrhof St. Andrä ObjectID :  60994	Mirabellplatz 5 KG location : Salzburg	The four-storey house with a late historical facade was built in 1900.
		Catholic parish church St. Andrä ObjectID :  60995	Mirabellplatz 5a KG location : Salzburg	According to plans by Josef Wessicken , the new church was built by city architect Jakob Ceconi in neo-Gothic style on the newly created space behind the looped bastions, which had previously served as barracks. Badly damaged by bomb damage in World War II . Rebuilt according to plans by Michael Kurz. The tall towers were demolished in the 1960s and the brick facade disappeared under plaster.
		Edmundsburg including International Research Center ObjectID :  60849	Mönchsberg 2 and 2a KG location : Salzburg	Mention of two houses in place of the current building date from 1350, whereby the Kalosperger are named as owners. In its current form, the house was built in 1694 by Abbot Edmund Sinnhuber. Today, the "International Research Center for Basic Questions in the Sciences Salzburg" (IFZ), the "Salzburg Center of European Union Studies" and the "Salzburg Literature Archive" with the "Stefan Zweig Center" are located here.
		Bürgerhaus, Metzgerhäusl / Spänglervilla ObjektID :  48587	Mönchsberg 3 KG location : Salzburg	This house was first mentioned around 1354. The name "Mezgerhaus" can be traced back to Franz Prodinger, according to the "Description of the Soul" from 1713, a monastery butcher from St. Peter's Abbey . Owned by the Spängler banking family since 1981.
		Göbel dwelling / residential building Herzog ObjektID :  48586	Mönchsberg 4 KG location : Salzburg	This house is first mentioned in 1442. The name can be traced back to the carpenter Simon Göbl who lived there. In 1929 the original building was demolished and rebuilt. For a short time the Italian embassy was housed here and later it was owned by the Salzburg historian Herbert Klein.
		Bürgerhaus, Esinger-Haus, "House between the Way", Mayerhaus am Mönchsberg ObjectID :  48660	Mönchsberg 6 KG location : Salzburg	The dairy, which dates back to the 14th century, was rebuilt after a fire by town clerk Josef Kofler in 1681 into a three-storey house in the rural Baroque style. One name goes back to the Esinger sisters, of whom Hermine was the last student of Franz Liszt and the first piano teacher at the Mozarteum .
		Gutshof, Kemptenhaus, Tomaselli-Villa ObjektID :  69154	Mönchsberg 8 KG location : Salzburg	Originally (1350) owned by the Kalosperger, from 1916 owned by Alois and Magda Grasmayr, since 1938 owned by the Tomaselli family.
		Abtsturm, St. Peter or Lambergturm ObjectID :  48602	Mönchsberg 9 KG location : Salzburg	Originally the abbot tower was part of a fortification built by the St. Peter monastery . The name Lambergturm goes back to an owner from 1586, Canon Johann Jakob von Lamberg. In the more recent past, Agnes Muthspiel lived here, followed by Stefan Kruckenhauser , the father of the skiing technique of skiing .
		Freyschlössl / formerly Mayerei am rothen Thurm ObjectID :  67709	Mönchsberg 15 KG location : Salzburg	This building, originally called the “Red Tower”, was also a fortification of St. Peter's Abbey from the 14th century. In 1862 it was acquired by Carl von Frey and converted for residential purposes. Today it is owned by the Kaindl family from Wals-Siezenheim .
		Konstantin Tower or Kupelwieser-Schlössl ObjectID :  48665	Mönchsberg 17 KG location : Salzburg	Successor to the so-called falcon tower from the 14th century. After its collapse in 1863 , it was built as a neo-Gothic tower by Josef and Anna Achleitner, a chamber musician of Otto von Greece . Today owned by Hans Widrich . Peter Handke's apartment for a long time .
		Barbaraturm, former Powder Tower ObjectID :  71409	Mönchsberg 17d KG location : Salzburg	Is a tower built by the " landscape " (a kind of state parliament in Salzburg) that was used as a cartridge workshop, a powder tower and a "laboratory". In 1928 it was leased to the Friends of Nature . After the Second World War, property of the Werner family of antiques from Salzburg.
		Grasmayr Villa , Hoferburg ObjectID :  48659	Mönchsberg 18 KG location : Salzburg	Originally a summer house was built here in 1656 for the cathedral vicar Johann Baptist Hofer. In the 19th century, the English landscape painter M. Georg Gaskell rebuilt the house in the style of an English villa. Owned by the von Alois and Magda Grasmayr family since 1915. Here lived u. a. the art historian Ludwig Prähauser and the painter Eduard Bäumer .
		Marketenderschlößl ObjectID :  60888	Mönchsberg 21 KG location : Salzburg	Built in 1560 by Stephan Frankmann von Oxenfeld. Bought and expanded by Archbishop Wolf Dietrich in 1589 . For a long time it served as soldiers' quarters or as a tavern. 1926 Acquired by the Missionary Congregation of the Pallottines . Today the Sutler's Castle is used by the University of Redlands in California, which operates a center for European studies here.
		Apostolic House of the Pallottines / Johannesschlößl with chapel and outbuildings ObjectID :  60890	Mönchsberg 24 KG location : Salzburg	Built in the 16th century, it was used by Archbishop Wolf Dietrich as a summer residence. In 1892 the property was acquired by Colonel Basilius von Paschkoff and rebuilt in the style of historicism. In 1926 everything was sold to the Pallottine Missionary Congregation . Today the Johannesschlössl serves as a religious guest house.
		Meierhof, Oslmaiergut ObjectID :  35654	Mönchsberg 25 KG location : Salzburg	The house has retained its original shape. It once belonged to the landscape, but was sold to Edmundsburg in 1862 and then moved to the Michelbeuern Benedictine monastery and the Mülln monastery. Today it is inhabited by Mrs. Era Countess von Pachta-Reyhofen.
		House Mierka ObjectID :  29457	Mönchsberg 27a KG location : Salzburg	The Mierka house was built in 1956–1957 for the industrialist Karl Mierka according to plans by Oswald Haerdtl on a hillside as a four-storey terrace house. The representative interior has largely been preserved. The architect's important late work is characterized by its modern and clear lines.
		Schwarz-Villa or Villa Bianchi ObjectID :  48705	Mönchsberg 31 KG location : Salzburg	This villa was built in 1872 by the builder Valentin Ceconi for Count Kaunitz . In 1884, the then famous opera singer Bertha Schwarz , artist name Bianca Bianchi, bought the villa. Owned by the Schwarz family until 1995, now owned by a family of dentists.
		Fortress Hohensalzburg complete complex, open spaces archaeological discovery area ObjectID :  60894	Mönchsberg 34 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Hohensalzburg Fortress
		Complete system of the Lodron town fortifications on the fortress, Mönchs- and Nonnberg, including towers and gates, as well as archaeological areas of hope, ObjectID :  81483	Mönchsberg, Festungsberg, Nonnberg KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Mönchsberg
		Mozart monument ObjectID :  67710	Mozartplatz KG location : Salzburg	Mozart's name and music were only known long after his death. In 1835, the writer Julius Schilling was the first to suggest erecting a monument to Mozart in Salzburg, which was completed in 1842 and unveiled in the presence of Mozart's two sons, Karl Thomas Mozart and Franz Xaver Wolfgang Mozart . The statue was designed by the Munich sculptor Ludwig von Schwanthaler , the statue was cast by Johann Baptist Stiglmaier .
		Town house, former Waaghaus, former Café Glockenspiel ObjectID :  35705	Mozartplatz 3 KG location : Salzburg	The structure of the six-storey town house dates back to the 16th century, it has a hipped roof and an elongated, two-storey extension. The facades in the plate style have two basket arch portals with volute top and date from around 1800. Note: The current café on Mozartplatz 2 is not a listed building.
		Bürgerhaus, Rehlingen-Stadtpalais ObjectID :  35656	Mozartplatz 4 KG location : Salzburg	Presumably existed before the town fire of 1383, at that time two houses owned by the Guetrader, Burgraves of Werfen, were also affected. Arcade courtyard from the 1560s, builders were Georg Thenn or Christof Weiss and his wife Felicitas Unterholzner. Friedrich von Rehlingen , High Princely Councilor, took over the property in 1588. The former palace has a late baroque facade. In 1592 a house chapel was established. A Roman amphora from the first half of the 1st century is on display in the arcade (found in 1977).
		Imhofstöckl, Zeugwartstöckl and City Wall ObjectID :  60845	Mozartplatz 5 KG location : Salzburg	Built in 1620 as part of the fortifications of the old town towards the Salzach . Today several public institutions (e.g. gallery on Mozartplatz, police station) are housed here.
		Canonical courtyards -canons houses with defensive wall ObjektID :  61207	Mozartplatz 8–10 KG location : Salzburg	Building erected by Santino Solari in the 17th century, later sold to the cathedral chapter and apartment of canons. Above the north side portal there is a coat of arms of Max Gandolf von Kuenburg (1670). House No. 9 bears the coat of arms of Prince Archbishop Sigismund von Schrattenbach . Today, in addition to apartments, it mainly houses the offices of the office of the Salzburg state government and the state school board.
		Villa with skipper's cross ObjectID :  35655	Müllner Hauptstrasse 2 KG location : Salzburg	At the beginning of the 18th century there was a crucifix on the banks of the Salzach in Mülln, which was revered as miraculous. This cross had to be removed in 1801, having become rotten. Then a double cross was erected, clearly visible from the Salzach for boatmen and clearly visible from the road into the city.
		former Klausenkaserne ObjectID :  60816	Müllner Hauptstrasse 3 KG location : Salzburg	The building, built by Prince Archbishop Johann Ernst Graf von Thun and Hohenstein between 1695 and 1697, initially served as a military hospital. In 1813 it was converted into a barracks. After the First World War , the building in front of the Klausentor was no longer used as a barracks, but the name has been retained.
		Leprosenhauskirche Hll. Hieronymus and Antonius Hermit ObjectID :  60817	Müllner Hauptstrasse 6 KG location : Salzburg	The Leprosenhaus with its Leprosenhauskirche is mentioned as "Sundersiechenhaus" as early as the 13th century. The four-storey building that exists today dates from the 18th century. The Leprosenhauskirche was built in 1714 as a baroque church and consecrated to Saint Jerome and Antonius hermit.
		Dolphin fountain ObjectID :  67776	in front of Müllner Hauptstrasse 26 KG location : Salzburg	The dolphin fountain in front of the house at Müllner Hauptstraße 26 was created in 1727 by Sebastian Stumpfegger . The octagonal fountain basin has recessed fields and sculpted rosettes with a spiral grid. The fountain figures show two dolphins around a rock and a putto.
		former Schwanenwirthshaus / today Gasthof Krimpelstätter ObjectID :  48661	Müllner Hauptstrasse 31 KG location : Salzburg	The inn is first mentioned in 1548, owned by the Lowricher family. The name "To the white swan" appears for the first time in 1589. In 1692 Andreas Krimplstätter bought the inn and ran it until 1735. Since 1958 it has been owned by the Augustiner Bräus Kloster Mülln . Today's dining room with the conglomerate pillars and the vault was a horse stable until the beginning of the 20th century. The garden with chestnut trees is famous.
		Johannesspital, pavilion / garden house ObjectID :  61316	Müllner Hauptstrasse 48 KG location : Salzburg
		Johannesspital, Brunnenhaus ObjectID :  61317	Müllner Hauptstrasse 48 KG location : Salzburg	In the eastern courtyard behind the baroque hospital complex there is a well house with a spiral staircase built around 1600 in a domed round room made of conglomerate blocks. Four niches and stone basins with inlet and outlet. Entrance protected by a rectangular pavilion.
		Johannesspital, Barbaraheim (Gaswerkgasse area) ObjectID :  61318	Müllner Hauptstrasse 48 KG location : Salzburg
		Church of the former girls' orphanage ObjectID :  61319	Müllner Hauptstrasse 48 KG location : Salzburg
		Johannesspital, St. Johann Hospital Church ObjectID :  88705	Müllner Hauptstrasse 48 KG location : Salzburg	The baroque hospital complex with the central St. Johannes hospital church was built on the foundations of the older Grimming Castle by Johann Fischer von Erlach on behalf of the founder Archbishop Johann Ernst von Thun and Hohenstein and inaugurated on June 24, 1704.
		Johannesspital, I. Medicine ObjectID :  88706	Müllner Hauptstrasse 48 KG location : Salzburg
		Johannesspital, Kinderspital Haus Süd ObjektID :  60786	Müllner Hauptstrasse 48 KG location : Salzburg
		Johannesspital, former girls 'orphanage, RK student nurses' home ObjectID :  60787	Müllner Hauptstrasse 48 KG location : Salzburg
		Johannesspital, Administration 1 ObjectID :  60790	Müllner Hauptstrasse 48 KG location : Salzburg
		Johannesspital, Müllegger-Tor ObjectID :  60791	Müllner Hauptstrasse 48 KG location : Salzburg	Former city gate; from 1607 part of the nearby Müllegg Castle, which was demolished in 1699 when the first hospital was built in its place.
		Johannesspital, LKH-Verwaltung 2 / admission ObjectID :  60772	Müllner Hauptstrasse 48 KG location : Salzburg
		Johannesspital, I. Surgery / Pharmacy ObjectID :  60779	Müllner Hauptstrasse 50 KG location : Salzburg
		House of Nature , former Ursuline monastery ; Inner courtyard as an archaeological find hope area ObjectID :  60829	Museumsplatz 5 KG location : Salzburg	The former Ursuline monastery was built by Johann Fischer von Erlach at the same time as the St. Mark's Church in 1713–1726 . It forms a conical square with the church on the narrow side. In 1957 the Ursulines moved to Glasenbach , and the Haus der Natur, founded in 1924, moved here from the court stables (today the Great Festival Hall). Adapted over the years and completely refurbished by 2009, it was merged with the house of Carolino Augusteum (moved to the new residence) with a successful addition to modernity by Fritz Lorenz (entrance on Museum Square, glass staircase) .
		Residential building ObjectID :  88920	Nikolaus-Lenau-Straße 1, 3, 5 KG location : Salzburg
		Entire complex of Nonnberg Monastery with walls and archaeological find hope areas ObjectID :  102138	Nonnberggasse 1–8 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Benediktinen-Frauenstift Nonnberg
		Bürgerhaus, sacristan's house in Nonntal ObjektID :  77673	Nonnberggasse 12 KG location : Salzburg
		Elementary school ObjectID :  60915	Nonntaler Hauptstrasse 3 KG location : Salzburg	Erected in 1905; In 1953/54 a secondary school was built next to it. In 1953, several schools were built in this area (Nonntal Federal High School, Federal Real High School for Girls) and a sizable school center that still exists today was created here.
		Pfarrhof, former Erhardspital ObjectID :  60903	Nonntaler Hauptstrasse 12 KG location : Salzburg	This is where the St. Erhard Infirmary, built in 1310 by Nonnberg Abbey, was located .
		Catholic parish church hl. Erhard, former hospital church ObjectID :  60904	Nonntaler Hauptstrasse 12a KG location : Salzburg	First mentioned in a document in 1404. 1685 new baroque building by Giovanni Gaspare Zuccalli . Inaugurated in 1689.
		Bürgerspital, formerly Erhardsspital ObjectID :  44327	Nonntaler Hauptstrasse 14 KG location : Salzburg	By Archbishop Wolf Dietrich the Erhard hospital was purchased as a replacement for the chapter hospital in Kaiviertel 1,603th The hospital existed until 1898.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  48534	Nonntaler Hauptstrasse 18 KG location : Salzburg	The four-storey town house, which clearly protrudes opposite No. 16, dates back to the 16th century. The baroque facade has curved window frames on the second and third floors.
		Bürgerhaus, Nonntal-Wirtshaus zum Weißen or Goldenen Rössel ObjectID :  48531	Nonntaler Hauptstrasse 20 KG location : Salzburg	Mentioned in 1380 as the house of Heinrich der Gastmeister. 1609 is a Michael Maier "citizen and host in Nonnthal allhir zu Salzburg". 1763 "Housing and farmstead, the Wirths Tavern in Nonntal". Under the owner Josef Mayer in 1858 Gasthaus zum Weißen Rössl. The last landlady in the Nonntalhof was Franziska Sperl. Here in September 1862 Peter Cornelius (composer) completed his opera El Cid.
		Bürgerhaus, Hagenauerhaus ObjectID :  35659	Nonntaler Hauptstrasse 24 KG location : Salzburg	The four-storey town house with a crooked roof comes from the 16th and 17th centuries. The facade was given its current appearance around 1800.
		former wash house of Nonnberg Abbey ObjectID :  60906	Nonntaler Hauptstrasse 27 KG location : Salzburg	Was built under Abbess Anna VII von Paumann (elected in 1552).
		Wayside shrine with Pietà ObjektID :  84476	Dr. Josef Klaus Platz, at Nonntaler Hauptstrasse 36 KG location : Salzburg	Double- figure Madonna (Maria as Maria gloriosa and Maria dolorosa ) with Christ, year front: 1735, year back: 1807 (renovation). Formed the border between Inner and Outer Nonntal. The Marian Column emerged from an old border cross from 1400 ("Weichbildkreuz").
		Nonnberghof with outbuildings and walling ObjektID :  60926	Nonntaler Hauptstrasse 42 KG location : Salzburg	Former Meierhof of the Nonnberg Monastery . The structure of the building dates from the 18th century.
		Former prince-archbishop's hunter's house ObjectID:  60928	Nonntaler Hauptstrasse 46 KG location : Salzburg	Erected in 1643 under Prince Archbishop Paris Lodron . The coat of arms of the Prince Archbishop is located above the portal.
		ORF regional studio ObjectID :  60918	Nonntaler Hauptstrasse 49d KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : ORF regional studio
		Neudegg Castle with chapel and adjoining building ObjectID :  35660	Nonntaler Hauptstrasse 51–53 KG location : Salzburg	Neudegg Castle, also known as Meran Castle, is a small baroque castle in the Nonntal, a district of Salzburg. Its first known owner, Niklas Venediger, is mentioned in a document in 1460.
		Gestüthof, administrator's house ObjectID :  44180	Nonntaler Hauptstrasse 58 KG location : Salzburg	Between 1579 and 1806 the prince-archbishop horse breeding. In 1809 the house on Nonntaler Hauptstrasse was partially destroyed by a lightning strike, and it was then restored as a private residence (Mödlhamerhaus, Schißlinghaus). On the south side of the area there is a vault supported by mighty marble columns, the listed horse stable, which was built under Archbishop Johann Jakob von Kuen-Belasy . The coat of arms of the aforementioned Prince Archbishop (1579) is attached to the east side. During the time of the monarchy a cavalry barracks was set up here.
		Rental house ObjektID :  35738	Paracelsusstraße 13 KG location : Salzburg
		City wall ObjectID :  89806	Paris-Lodron-Strasse 2a KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  35661	Paris-Lodron-Strasse 3a KG location : Salzburg	The three-storey building with a palatial facade and hipped roof was built in 1914 in a Baroque style.
		Loreto monastery and enclosure wall ObjectID :  61005	Paris-Lodron-Strasse 4, 6 KG location : Salzburg	In the church there is a wooden relief Lamentation of Christ from the 1st quarter of the 17th century by Hans Waldburger .
		Loreto Church Object ID:  61006	Paris-Lodron-Strasse 6a KG location : Salzburg	In the church there are three different miraculous images of the Black Madonna and a figure of the angel who carries the house of Loreto .
		Post office building, formerly Franz-Josephskaserne ObjectID:  61000 since 2014	Paris-Lodron-Strasse 9 KG location : Salzburg	The elongated building with a gabled central projection dates from 1849.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  35553	Pausingerstraße 2 KG location : Salzburg
		Ansitz, Der Hof Blumenstein zu Münchshausen ObjectID :  48585	Pausingerstraße 6 KG location : Salzburg	→ Main article : Blumenstein Castle (Salzburg)
		Bürgerhaus, Puchhaim- or Risenhaus ObjektID :  42714	Pfeifergasse 2a KG location : Salzburg
		Town house, master mason house ObjectID :  44196	Pfeifergasse 4 KG location : Salzburg	This house is first mentioned on the occasion of the sale to the Society in 1438. In 1680 it was owned by the well-known master builder Sebastian Stumpfegger . He was followed by the formerly well-known master masons He and Karlsdorfer as owners, and in 1858 the well-known painter Sebastian Stief is the owner.
		Bürgerhaus, Kalkantenhaus ObjectID :  44349	Pfeifergasse 8 KG location : Salzburg	The core of the five-storey town house dates from the 16th and 17th centuries.
		Bürgerhaus, Kumpfmühle ObjectID :  35662	Pfeifergasse 11 KG location : Salzburg	This house, built directly onto the city wall of the second city fortification, is particularly well preserved in its medieval substance. Some of the windows still have original Gothic reveals. Here lived Theophrastus Bombastus of Hohenheim , called Paracelsus, in his flight from Salzburg 1525th
		Kumpfmüllerstöckl and Kumpfmüller Gate ObjectID :  89797	Pfeifergasse 13 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Hofhaimerhaus ObjectID :  42715	Pfeifergasse 18 KG location : Salzburg	The Salzburg composer Paul Hofhaimer , a contemporary of Paracelsus, lived here for about 13 years . The organist and composer appeared here as the owner even before 1526, and his heirs in 1552. In 1556 the "Thumbkastner" Adam Khapp and Katharina Hofhaymer are the owners. The wide bay window on the first floor on baroque volute consoles is remarkable.
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  60960	Plainstrasse 5–17 KG location : Salzburg	The extensive residential complex of the city of Salzburg was built in 1926. In 1929 the loggias and balconies were closed.
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  60965	Plainstrasse 8–12 KG location : Salzburg	The four to five-storey complex with a U-shaped floor plan was built in 1921.
		Shrine Object ID:  84512	Property at Plainstrasse 38-40 (corner of Elisabethstrasse and Jahnstrasse) KG location : Salzburg	The wayside shrine, which was re-erected here in the 1980s based on the original model, is pillar IV of a series of 15 wayside shrines originally erected in 1705, depicting the 15 secrets of the rosary and along a pilgrimage route from Salzburg's Elisabeth-Vorstadt to the Plainberg led. The oil painting restored by Ady Fuchs on this fourth so-called "mystery pillar" shows the sacrifice of Jesus in the temple and refers to the fourth mystery of the joyous rosary ("whom you, o virgin, offered up in the temple").
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  60950	Plainstrasse 61-67 KG location : Salzburg	The residential complex of the city of Salzburg was built in 1927/28.
		Shrine Object ID:  83399	at Plainstrasse 83, KG location : Salzburg	The column from 1594, on the other hand, represents an imperial antiquity and marks the place at Bayerischer Platzl where the sovereign of Bavaria had the right to send an envoy with 72 riders to the gates of Salzburg. It was integrated between the mysterious pillars V and VI of the Maria Plain Rosary Path. The oil painting shows the miraculous image of Maria Plain and was redesigned by Ady Fuchs in the second half of the 20th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  46143	Platzl 1 location KG: Salzburg	The core of the townhouse, which probably dates from the 17th century, was largely rebuilt in the 20th century.
		Bürgerhaus, Zum Goldenen Kreuz or Zellereck ObjectID :  46708	Platzl 2 location KG: Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Taxahaus ObjektID :  46480	Platzl 3 KG location : Salzburg
		Bürgerhaus, Rablbäckhaus ObjectID :  46479	Platzl 4 KG location : Salzburg	The façade of the town house with a concave end has window frames from the 1st half of the 19th century and an oval picture of Maria Immaculata.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  46688	Priesterhausgasse 8 KG location : Salzburg	The four-storey town house with a concave finish dates from the 16th and early 17th centuries.
		Priesterhausstöckl ObjectID :  61015	Priesterhausgasse 16 KG location : Salzburg	The small gable-facing house with a single-axis porch dates from the 18th century.

Legend

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

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Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Salzburg - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 17, 2020.
2. ↑ Regionales salzburgwiki , entries "Schloss Mülleg", "Müllegger Tor" and "Grimming"
3. ↑ ^{a b} Dehio Salzburg 1986
4. ↑ ^{a b} Herbert Dorn: Secret columns on the way to Maria Plain. Salzburg 1990 (brochure without ISBN)
5. ^ Herbert Dorn: Search for traces in Salzburg. Disappeared buildings and forgotten art treasures from eight centuries. Museum Carolino Augusteum, Salzburg 1996, ISBN 3-901014-49-7 .
6. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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