St. Jacob's Cathedral Review

St. Jacob's Cathedral, also known as Innsbruck Cathedral, is a standard baroque church. The interior of the church is magnificent, with the famous painting of Kranach hanging by the altar of the cathedral - the Virgin Mary alms, the world's top painting masterpiece, well worth visiting.

St. Jacob's Cathedral is located behind the palace castle. The front garden and open space are a good place for locals to relax and drink coffee. The interior of the church is beautiful, especially the wet murals and plaster flowers on the ceiling, which are very fine. The organ on the second floor in front of the church is playing and can be heard throughout the city. Old Kranach's famous painting "Breathing the Son" hangs high above the altar, and its history exceeds that of St. Jacob's Cathedral. The so-called "Breathing of the Virgin Mary", I consulted the old Kranach's catalog of works, but did not see its name. The old Kranach works catalog clearly records that "Virgin Holding Son" is existing in Innsbruck, St. Jacob, Cathedral. Therefore, the comments are to face up to hearing, I hope not to pass on the word!

Jacob Cathedral was built in 1717 and is a baroque building. The famous painting of the Virgin Mary by Kranach hangs beside the altar in the church, and the peace clock in Innsbruck hangs in the tower. The wet frescoes and plaster on the ceiling were painted by the Assam brothers. In the early 1990s, the cathedral took two years to repair and reopened in 1993.

Very beautiful cathedral, the biggest highlight is the church's altar hung a very famous religious painting called the Virgin Mary alms. The size of the whole church is quite large, and there is a beautiful garden in front.

Built in the early 18th century, this is a baroque-style cathedral with a famous religious painting and the Innsbruck Peace Bell in it, which is still a beautiful church.