Maria Himmelfahrt Cathedral Bolzano
Called in German for the Assumption of Mary.
The Cathedral near the Walther Square in Bolzano, which dates back to the 14th century, is the landmark of South Tyrol’s main town.
On the remains of this basilica, the present Assumption of Our Lady Cathedral with its rich decorations is located.
The late Gothic construction was started around 1300: Only then two centuries later, in 1519, it was completed with the construction of the 65 m high church tower according to the plans of the Augsburg cathedral in southern Germany.
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| Sections | Travel: Italy Subjects: Sacred buildings Youth: Architecture |
| Folders | Trip to South Tyrol |
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richardelmas 22/08/2022 0:00
Hermosa arquitectura gótica, sorprenden las altas ojivasRalf Melchert 21/08/2022 20:16
Klasse präsentiertBäba K. 21/08/2022 13:22
Ausgefallene Dachkonstruktion, erinnert mich an den Stephansdom in Wien. HG Bärbel