With its colossal presence and religious importance, Salzburger Dom is one of the most significant Salzburg attractions. Salzburger Dom or Salzburg Cathedral is indelibly associated with the history of the city.
A glorious example of early Baroque architecture, Salzburger Dom of Salzburg has witnessed and survived several political, economic and religious rise and fall. Salzburger Dom stands as an evidence of social importance of the city's archbishops.
The earliest structure of Salzburger Dom was constructed in 767 A.D by Bishop Virgil. Much later during the 12th century, the church came under attack led by Frederik Barbarossa. It was destroyed to a large extent. Archbishop Konrad III rebuilt the cathedral a decade later.
Salzburger Dom in Salzburg has faced several acts of destruction but time and again it was renovated and reconstructed. The last major damage was done in 1944, when the church was hit by a bomb. It was rebuilt and consecrated in the year 1959.
Visited by thousands of people every year, the Salzburger Dom is a real work of art. The facade of the Salzburger Dom welcomes the visitors with four mesmerizing statues. The interior of Salzburger Dom fascinates with a wonderfully decorated Church Organ, Baptismal Font, Knight's Hall, Dome of Schneider-Manzell and much more.
