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დასაწყისი / სიტყვა Melk Benedictine Abbey 171
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Beinkassette
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Blue is the colour of the Benedictine Order
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Both Pallas Athena and Hercules allude to Emperor Karl VI
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Cabbage patch dolls of Melk
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Ceiling fresco showing Pallas Athena on a chariot drawn by lions - a symbol of wisdom and moderation
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Crowds making their way up the steps Melk Benedictine Abbey
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Detail of the Amalie Monstrance
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Entrance to the Melk Benedictine Abbey
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Faith is surrounded by four groups of angels, who represent the four Cardinal Virtues: Wisdom, Justice, Fortitude and Temperance
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Faith is surrounded by four groups of angels, who represent the four Cardinal Virtues: Wisdom, Justice, Fortitude and Temperance
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Garden Pavilion frescoes - Melk Abbey
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Garden Pavilion frescoes - Melk Abbey
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Garden Pavilion frescoes - Melk Abbey
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Grate in floor allows heating from kitchen to heat this room
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Grate in floor allows heating from kitchen to heat this room
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Grate in floor allows heating from kitchen to heat this room
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Grate in floor allows heating from kitchen to heat this room[Marble Hall - Melk Benedictine Abbey - Melk - Austria]
![Grate in floor allows heating from kitchen to heat this room[Marble Hall - Melk Benedictine Abbey - Melk - Austria]](../../../_data/i/galleries/Austria/Melk/IMG_6235-cu_s9999x250.jpg "Grate in floor allows heating from kitchen to heat this room[Marble Hall - Melk Benedictine Abbey - Melk - Austria] (857 visits) [Marble Hall - Melk Benedictine Abbey - Melk - Austria]")
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Hore - Listen with your Heart
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Imposing view of Melk Benedictine Abbey
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In the center of the ceiling a female figure is recognisable. She is the allegory of Faith
