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Festungsberg is a
mountain in the city of
Salzburg in Austria,
which rises to an
elevation of 542
metres (1,778 ft). It is the site of the Hohensalzburg...
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eighth century,
Rupert of
Salzburg established the
monastery beneath the
Festungsberg hill and the
ruined fortifications of the
former Roman city of Juvavum...
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medieval fortress in the city of Salzburg, Austria. It sits atop the
Festungsberg mountain at an
altitude of 506 m. It was
erected at the
behest of the...
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cemetery in the
Austrian city of Salzburg,
located at the foot of the
Festungsberg with
Hohensalzburg Castle. It is one of Salzburg's most po****r tourist...
- foot of the
Festungsberg hill. The
cemetery grounds are
known for its 'catacombs'
carved out of the
conglomerate rocks of the
Festungsberg. They probably...
- city on both
banks of the
Salzach river together with the Mönchsberg,
Festungsberg and
Kapuzinerberg hills that
surround the old city to west and east....
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thereafter by the
glaciers protected from the hard
limestone of the
adjacent Festungsberg and so remained.[citation needed]
Water ingressing into
numerous bursts...
- (of several)
Stadtberge may be seen in the
middle of the Old City (the
Festungsberg and Kapuzinerberg). Behind: one of the two Hausberge, the Gaisberg...
- Vergilius. He also
founded the
Benedictine nunnery of
Nonnberg beneath the
Festungsberg fortifications (later
Hohensalzburg Fortress),
where his
niece Erentrude...
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Christian F.
Uhlir (ed.):
Salzburger Stadtberge. Mönchsberg, Kapuzinerberg,
Festungsberg,
Nonnberg und Rainberg.
edition winterwork,
Borsdorf 2011, ISBN 978-3-86468-033-5...
