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Accueil / Tags Danube River Cruise
+ Melk + Melk Benedictine Abbey 170
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In the center of the ceiling is a female figure. She is the allegory of Faith
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In the Hercules legend, Emperor Karl VI liked to be celebrated as a successor to the Roman emperors
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Jörg Breu's winged altar with the cross by Arnulf Rainer
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Jörg Breu's winged altar with the cross by Arnulf Rainer
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Jörg Breu's winged altar with the cross by Arnulf Rainer
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Jörg Breu's winged altar with the cross by Arnulf Rainer
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Jörg Breu's winged altar with the cross by Arnulf Rainer
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Jörg Breu's winged altar with the cross by Arnulf Rainer
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Jörg Breu's winged altar with the cross by Arnulf Rainer
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Jörg Breu's winged altar with the cross by Arnulf Rainer
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Kolomanibrunnen in the middle of Melk town square
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Little Bible for monk's hourly prayers
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Local Melk bakery
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Local Melk delicatesen
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Main Melk street scenery
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Main street of Melk village
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Marble Hall
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Maria Theresa, Queen of Hungary, a regular visitor to Melk Abbey
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Melk Abbey - Garden Pavilion (H)
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Melk Abbey artwork
