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Admont is an Austrian market town in the north of Upper Styria, about 20 km east of the district capital Liezen. The municipality is located in the judicial district of Liezen. Admont is located in a valley basin on the middle Enns River and in the western part of the Gesäuse. In the middle of the Ennstal Alps, it is framed by the Haller Mauern and the Admont Reichenstein.
Culture and sights
Admont Abbey: built in 1074, neo-Gothic minster, library and museum
Town Hall: from 1736, owned by the municipality since 1859
Old parish church (Amanduskirche): first documented around 850
Evangelical confessional church: built in 1929/1930
Catholic parish church Hall bei Admont zum Hl. Kreuz in the district Hall
Parish church of St. Aegydius and mountaineers' cemetery in the district of Johnsbach
Catholic parish church Weng in Gesäuse St. Cosmas and Damian and Sebastian chapel in the district of Weng
Admont market: some old houses worth seeing - Hühnerspital, Lürzerhaus, Hofrichterhaus
Marienpark: with the Mariensäule erected in 1712
Röthelstein Castle: built 1655-1657, an early baroque castle south of the village, summer and hunting residence of the Admont abbots, today a youth & family guesthouse JUFA.
Kaiserau Castle: built in 1778, by the Benedictine monks of Admont, now houses a room rental service. Apartments and group rooms (as in youth hostel) are offered. Less than 100 meters away is a small ski area owned by Admont Abbey.
Enns cataract Gesäuse entrance: natural monument
