Salzburg Cathedral – Salzburg, Austria
The Salzburg Cathedral (Dom zu Salzburg) stands at the heart of the historic city and is one of the most important Baroque churches in Central Europe. The cathedral was rebuilt in the early 17th century after a fire destroyed the earlier structure.
Its grand façade faces a spacious cathedral square, while the interior features soaring domes, marble columns, and elaborate frescoes. The cathedral also holds historical significance as the place where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was baptized in 1756.
Surrounded by palaces, monasteries, and historic streets, the cathedral forms a central part of Salzburg’s remarkable architectural ensemble.
