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1. St. Pölten Town Hall – Prandtauerkirche St. Pölten loop from St. Pölten Bildungscampus

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2. Prandtauerkirche St. Pölten – St. Pölten Town Hall loop from St.  Pölten Hauptbahnhof

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3. Großer Viehofner See – St. Pölten Town Hall loop from Oberradlberg

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March 23, 2023

Prandtauerkirche St. Pölten

In 1782 the monastery and church were abolished and in 1784 they were formally profaned. The interior furnishings were partly taken to a Vienna depot, partly given away, partly auctioned, and partly given to poorer or newly founded Josephine parishes. The main altar was moved to the parish church of Tulln - St. Stephan, where it is still located today. Princess Montecuccoli's coffin was transferred to the castle chapel in Walpersdorf. The monastery building served as a barracks until 1918 and as the headquarters of various municipal offices since 1922. In 1934, the architect Rudolf Wondracek restored the church to its original state and re-consecrated it in 1935. Since then it has been serving Catholic services again. In 1964, ownership of the church building was transferred to the Diocese of St. Pölten; the former monastery building is still owned by the city today and houses, among other things, the St. Polten City Museum.

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Martin Schreiner

December 7, 2024

Only one front is noticeable.

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Location: Mostviertel, Lower Austria, Austria

Prandtauerkirche St. Pölten

1. St. Pölten Town Hall – Prandtauerkirche St. Pölten loop from St. Pölten Bildungscampus

2. Prandtauerkirche St. Pölten – St. Pölten Town Hall loop from St.  Pölten Hauptbahnhof

3. Großer Viehofner See – St. Pölten Town Hall loop from Oberradlberg

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Prandtauerkirche St. Pölten

1. St. Pölten Town Hall – Prandtauerkirche St. Pölten loop from St. Pölten Bildungscampus

2. Prandtauerkirche St. Pölten – St. Pölten Town Hall loop from St. Pölten Hauptbahnhof

3. Großer Viehofner See – St. Pölten Town Hall loop from Oberradlberg

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2. Prandtauerkirche St. Pölten – St. Pölten Town Hall loop from St.  Pölten Hauptbahnhof