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For Pöstlingberg Wallfahrtsbasilika in Linz, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Pöstlingberg Wallfahrtsbasilika

Am Pöstlingberg 7, 4040 Linz, AT-4, AT

Pöstlingberg Wallfahrtsbasilika

The souvenir machine is located at the souvenir shop next to the church.

The Pöstlingberg Pilgrimage Basilica (Pöstlingberg Wallfahrtsbasilika) is one of the best known sacred buildings in Upper Austria and, with its two slender towers, gives the cityscape a striking shape. Located high above the Danube, the church appears like a landmark from far away. Its present form goes mainly back to the 18th century and combines Baroque elegance with a particularly picturesque setting. Inside, visitors can expect a calm, solemn atmosphere with bright rooms, ornate altars and religious details that point to its long tradition as a pilgrimage site. Many people come here not only for spiritual reasons, but also for the exceptional view of the city and the surrounding landscape. The visit is especially appealing in fine weather or in the evening, when architecture, nature and panorama come together to create a memorable overall experience.

Pöstlingberg Wallfahrtsbasilika
The souvenir machine is located at the souvenir shop next to the church.
Am Pöstlingberg 7
Linz
Upper Austria
4040
Austria
Pöstlingberg Wallfahrtsbasilika
Pöstlingberg Wallfahrtsbasilika
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The Pöstlingberg Pilgrimage Basilica (Pöstlingberg Wallfahrtsbasilika) is one of the best known sacred buildings in Upper Austria and, with its two slender towers, gives the cityscape a striking shape. Located high above the Danube, the church appears like a landmark from far away. Its present form goes mainly back to the 18th century and combines Baroque elegance with a particularly picturesque setting. Inside, visitors can expect a calm, solemn atmosphere with bright rooms, ornate altars and religious details that point to its long tradition as a pilgrimage site. Many people come here not only for spiritual reasons, but also for the exceptional view of the city and the surrounding landscape. The visit is especially appealing in fine weather or in the evening, when architecture, nature and panorama come together to create a memorable overall experience.
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