There’s no wonder why Sankt Poelten is known for its amazing broad squares, the concentration of cultural life and magnificent baroque buildings, because the majority of architectural structures have appeared around the time of the famous baroque architect Jakob Prandtauer moving to Sankt Poelten. He created today's architectural monuments of the city - the central building of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin and the Female Monastery of the Order of Carmelites.
The cultural heritage of Sankt Poelten is represented by the Town Hall Square with the Column of the Holy Trinity and the Franciscan church located next to city hall and decorated in the baroque style. It may be very interesting to visit the Im Hof museum located on Hessshtrasse, Shallaburg palace, Abbey Gertsogenburg and Museum of the episcopate Bischofshofen, the city’s cultural center with its Exhibition Hall, Festival Hall and a modern tower, Palace Pottenbrun with a collection of medieval goblets, Historical Museum and the Museum of Modern Art in a baroque palace Karmeliterhof Romano Gothic Cathedral House, Dinosaur Park and Nussdorf and park dinosaurs Traysmauer. Also in Sankt Pilten you will find the region of magnificent vineyards in Wachau valley, which is surrounded by picturesque lakes and pine forests.
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