Michaelerkirche

Mozart's last work, the "Requiem", was premiered in this church.

Today the church is often visited because of the catacombs, which are worth seeing - in which, due to the special climatic conditions, the bodies do not rot.

Probably the most famous shrine of all, which is dedicated to the Archangel Michael, is located in France. It is the "Mont-Saint-Michel", in the far north of the country on an island in front of Normandy. This unique monastery island is not only a place of worship, but also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Vienna is a beautiful city and always worth a visit. The 1st district in particular impresses with its history, its architecture and the colorful life on the street

A must in Vienna. Still nice and quiet, especially in the early morning hours.
Fiaker meeting point for tours and entrance to the riding school and treasury

You should have seen a very nice building

Michaelerkirche (1st, Michaelerplatz; holy Michael, formerly Hofpfarr- und Barnabitenkirche [the name Michaeler refers to the Barnabites who worked at the church from 1626-1923]). The church was founded in the first half of the 13th century as the second parish church (after St. Stephen); the alleged date of foundation in 1221 can only be found in a fictitious copy of a document from the 18th century, the completion before 1252.