Admont Abbey Library Review

📍Admont Abbey Library, Austria Adomont Abbey Library is located in a small town next to the Ens River in Austria Ademont 🎏 This is a place that few tourists visit. The town itself is not a tourist resort. The people who come here are only for the town's most beautiful abbey library in the world - Ademont Abbey Library is said to be in the ancient European abbey library. The Adelmont Abbey Library is a long-time collection of books. It is a product of the late Baroque architecture in Europe. The Adelmont Abbey Library did not adopt the 18th century. The general brown tone of the Daoyuan Library 🏮 was used in white bookcases 🎁 and decorated with gold decoration. At the same time, it fits the Rococo style and reflects the influence of the Enlightenment liberation thought on the designers at that time. 🧸 The beautiful white with delicate Rococo decoration The decoration gives the Admont Abbey Library a unique style, which is probably one of the reasons why this abbey library was once called the "eighth wonder of the world". But there is no table here because this library is not for people to learn. Instead, these books will be taken back to the room by the monks to read #Worth a Flying Scenery #My Travel Wish #Sweep the Street Plan #Go where I still want to go

One of the eight wonders of the world of castles in the palace-like white library castle hides a big surprise in the small town of Ademont, Austria, where there is the world's most beautiful monastery library, an Admont Abbey Abbey. The library is famous for its baroque architecture, art and precious manuscripts. The Admont Library has a rich court style, and the theme sculptures in the hall, Death, Doomsday Trials, Heaven and Hell, are in sharp contrast to the murals. It looks simple and solemn, but the moment you push open the door of the abbey library, you are really stunned by this beautiful architectural style, so beautiful!! Attraction name :Admont Abbey Admont Abbey Attraction address :Kirchplatz1, 8911Admont Austrian Transportation: It is recommended to drive by car, you can rent a car in advance on [Car Rental], there is 24h Chinese customer service, very convenient #Travel Hotspot ##Small Travel Agency #Travel Hotspot #Austria Tourism

Austria Travel Guide | Check in the world's largest and most beautiful Ademont Abbey Library Pack today's notes want to recommend an ultra-niche attraction in Austria: Ademont Abbey Library (Admont Abbey Library). It is the world's largest and most beautiful library, located in the Austrian city of Adermont, a small town about two hours away from the famous Hallstatt (Hallstatt) in the Salzkamergut region, and it is worth driving to punch in and take pictures. The Adelmont Abbey Library is a baroque-style library designed by the Austrian baroque architect in 1764. The library has a total of 200,000 books. The library is mainly gold and white, with seven large domes, which makes the library more spatial. The seven domes of the murals were completed by the baroque painter of Austria. The third domes of the murals presented themes of religion and theology, theology and the Holy Spirit in the center, surrounded by: hope, faith, charity, envy, anger, morality, filial piety, wisdom, Fear of the Lord, perseverance, understanding, advice, knowledge. The most famous sculpture in the library "four last things": death, judgment, hell, heaven, is the work of Austria's famous baroque sculptor. When traveling to Austria, remember not to miss such a beautiful and niche attraction~ 【Attraction Information】Address: Kirchplatz 1, 8911 Admont, Austria Open hours: 10:00 – 17:00 Tickets: 11.5 Euro Transportation: Recommended self-driving parking strategy: Parking near the Admont Visitor Center

Austria's niche attractions The most beautiful library in the world is really a fairy value! There are many places worth visiting in Europe, and Austria, the fairy tale "production place", is also one of them. The small town of Ademont, Austria, is "hidden" with the world's largest abbey library, Ademont Abbey, and one of the world's eight wonders! Don't look simple and solemn, but when you push the door open for a moment! The house full of precious ancient books, Baroque platinum style... absolutely stunning four! When you stand on the dome in the middle looking up, there is a sense of being called by the gods! The architect designed a clever triple-arranged room, arched from seven domes and 48 windows combined with white and gold bookcases, providing special brightness. The ceiling murals showcase different stages of human knowledge up to the divine revelation of the central dome. Below, there are Bible and Godfather versions on the shelves; Theological literature in the north of the hall and desecration of science books in the south. Attraction name: Admont Abbey Attraction address: Kirchplatz 1, 8911 Admont, Austria Open hours: 10AM-16:30PM

The Admont Abbey (Admont Abbey) was designed in 1765 and built in about 1773. The entire library hall is 70 meters long, 14 meters wide and 11 meters high. It is the largest monastery library in the world. The entire hall consists of three connected parts, with the center of the circular dome supported by 12 pink marble columns, each side stretching out a narrow space supported by three circular vaults. The interior design of the Adelmont Abbey Library differs greatly from the other 18th century Abbey Library, especially the design of the Library's color and lighting system. The entire library is provided with 48 glass windows. The Admont Abbey Library did not adopt the tan tone of the 18th century Abbey Library, but instead adopted white bookcases and decorated with gold decorations. There are 16 sculptures and 2 reliefs in the hall, all of which came from the hands of Josef Stammel. The four full-body statues under the central arch are collectively called the “Last Four Things,” which represent death, judgment, hell and heaven. The hall contains about 70,000 volumes, while the entire monastery contains more than 200,000 volumes, containing an extremely valuable collection of 1,400 manuscripts and 530 ancient books (as early as 1500).