• Cathedral of Gurk

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    Cathedral of Gurk. naar beneden scrollen. ... Dom zu Gurk Domplatz 11 9342 Gurk Tel: +43 4266 8236-12 dom.info@dom-zu-gurk.at.

  • Gurk Cathedral: Photos, Map & Reviews [2024] — TRIP.COM

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    Explore Gurk Cathedral in Gurk with photos, map, and 2 reviews. Find nearby hotels and start to plan your trip to Gurk Cathedral.

  • Gurk Cathedral - Megaconstrucciones.net English Version

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    Gurk Cathedral. Website:http://www.kath-kirche-kaernten.at/. View Larger Map. Gurk Cathedral.

  • Gurk Churches & Cathedrals - Tripadvisor

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    Gurk Churches & Cathedrals: See reviews and photos of churches & cathedrals in Gurk, Austria on Tripadvisor.

  • Gurk Cathedral — Gurk — Austria

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    Austria Carinthia Gurk Gurk Cathedral. ... Local name: Dom zu Gurk. The history of this Romanesque cathedral dates back to the second century.

  • Dom Zu Gurk - EN

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    The Gurk Abbey adjoins the cathedral, which housed the cathedral chapter until 1792 and then, with interruptions, various religious orders.

  • Cathedral of Gurk + Treasury of Gurk — Kärntencard Sommer

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    BY CAR: from main road B317 turnoff to Zwischenwässern/Pöckstein towards Gurk. Car park: directly at the Cathedral; BY BUS (lines 5371, 5377): a...

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  • Cathedral of Gurk

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    Cathedral of Gurk. Gurk Cathedral is one of the most famous monuments of religious art from the 12th century. It dates back to a foundation by St Hemma.

  • Cathedral of Gurk - UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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    Tentative Lists Cathedral of Gurk. ... This applies in particular to the "hundred-pillar" crypt, the burial place of the founder, StHemma of Gurk.