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صفحه اصلی / برچسب ها Austria
+ Melk 195
Little Bible for monk's hourly prayers
Local Melk bakery
Local Melk delicatesen
Main Melk street scenery
Main street of Melk village
Marble Hall
Maria Theresa, Queen of Hungary, a regular visitor to Melk Abbey
Melk Abbey - Garden Pavilion (H)
Melk Abbey artwork
Melk Abbey Church
Melk Abbey Garden sculptures
Melk Abbey is the largest baroque church in Europe
Melk Abbey still looks like a fortress today
Melk Abbey's clifftop position made it an ideal military post(H)
Melk became home to the Benedictine monks in 1089