Admont Abbey

Admont Abbey is a historic Benedictine monastery in Austria, founded in 1074. Renowned for its stunning baroque architecture and one of the world's largest monastic libraries, it houses thousands of ancient books and manuscripts. The abbey features impressive baroque art, frescoes, and a beautifully landscaped setting along the Enns River. Today, it serves as a religious, cultural, and educational center, attracting visitors for its artistic treasures and serene environment. Its combination of spiritual significance and architectural grandeur makes it a notable example of European monastic heritage.