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Church of St. Michael (Michaelerkirche)
Closed Open from 7:00am-10:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: Michaelerplatz, Vienna, Austria
mapPhone: 01/533-8000
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There is a stairway at the entrance of the church, so it's pretty nice to sit down and take pictures. The exterior of the church is quite ordinary, and the inside is very unpretentious. The locals worship very religiously. Just walk by and take a look.
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There is a stairway at the entrance of the church, so it's pretty nice to sit down and take pictures. The exterior of the church is quite ordinary, and the inside is very unpretentious. The locals worship very religiously. Just walk by and take a look.
The inside of the church is very quiet. Be sure to look up at the dome of the church after you enter it. It is really shocking. There are three-dimensional sculptures around the dome, which feels very heavy and historical.
The decorations in this church don’t have many special features. Only the front altar is impressive. Because it is the church of the leader of the angel army, you can see the statue of the angel holding a long sword to kill the devil, but the paste cloud The status is more prominent!
St. Michael’s Church is magnificent and has a sacred feeling, because St. Michael is the largest and largest angel, the most powerful archangel under the seat of God, in charge of war and force!
It’s so beautiful. They are all legends and oil paintings of religious stories.