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Gabrielskapelle

Gabrielskapelle

Linzergasse 41, Salzburg, Austria

 

In the centre of St. Sebastian's Cemetery a Baroque style chapel is hidden behind big trees. During the day, open doors are an invitation to enter and visit the tomb of Prince Archbishop Wolf Dietrich of Raitenau. The builder of this chapel, Elia Castello, found his last resting place in the peaceful churchyard outside. The chapel, dedicated to Archangel Gabriel was erected around 1600. The Archbishop died in 1617. South of the chapel lies the grave of Mozart's family.

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