Schottenstift Monastery
Religion · by Andrea d'Allio the Younger and Silvestro Carlone · 1155
Freyung 6 A, Austria
Schottenstift Monastery sits at Freyung 6 A and was completed in 1155 to serve as a Roman Catholic monastery. 1470, which is not only a significant work of late Gothic art, but also an important historical source, on account of its views of the city. The museum has been reinstalled twice in recent history, in 1994/95 and in 2004/5. It contains, among other notable items, the Schottenmeisteraltar from ca. Visiting hours are listed as: €6. Museum: Fri-Sat (11am-5pm).
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Nearby architecture
- Länderbank by Otto Wagner, 1884
- Beethoven Pasqualatihaus
- Mariensäule by Carlo Carlone, 1667
- Minoritenkirche by Jacobus Parisiensis, 1350
- Burgtheater by Karl von Hasenauer, 1741
- Judenplatz Schoa Memorial by Rachel Whiteread, 2000
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