Maria Plain

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Maria Plain

Maria Plain is a church in Salzburg. This famous tourist attraction stands on a hill north of the city and offers of a spectacular panoramic view of Salzburg and the scenic Alpine backdrop. It’s a must-see for every visitor who comes to Salzburg.

Today, the renowned pilgrimage church Maria Plain, its calvary hill and the natural landscape surrounding it attract people from all over the world. The panoramic view of the city and  neighbouring Bavaria is simply sensational. That is probably also one of the reasons why this basilica is known as one of Salzburg’s most beautiful wedding locations. The church’s interior is a unified synthesis of baroque arts featuring numerous, impressive art works. The calvary hill consists of four chapels that lead to a crucifixion group. This place of pilgrimage was also beloved by the Mozart family.

You can visit Maria Plain on our Singing Silent Night Tour. The tour makes a stopover here on our way to the Silent Night Chapel in Oberndorf – and who knows, maybe a musical surprise awaits you here as well. After all, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart composed his Coronation Mass for the Maria Plain Coronation Festival. Maria Plain is also included as a significant stop on the Salzburg Panorama Tour.

The combination of breathtaking scenery and rich musical history ensures that a visit to Maria Plain is an unforgettable highlight of the Salzburg Panorama Tour.

 

Visit Maria Plain with the following tours

Following tours include Maria Plain

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Regular Tour
Private Tour
7:30 hours

Salzburg Panorama Tour

7:30 hours |
€ 98

Salzburg Panorama Tour

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Private Tour
4:00 hours

Singing Silent Night Tour

4:00 hours |

Singing Silent Night Tour

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Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

Yes, photography is generally allowed inside the Maria Plain church for personal use and non-commercial purposes. However, it’s essential to be respectful of other visitors and the sacred atmosphere while taking photographs. Tripods and other professional equipment may require prior permission from the church authorities.
Yes, Maria Plain is suitable for visitors of all ages, including children and families. The breathtaking panoramic view and serene surroundings offer a unique experience for everyone. However, parents should supervise their children while exploring the hilltop area, as it involves some uneven terrain.
Yes, there are facilities available for visitors at Maria Plain. The church has restroom facilities, and there are places to sit and enjoy the scenic views. Additionally, there might be a small gift shop or a visitor center where you can learn more about the history and significance of Maria Plain.
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