parish
Cathedral chapter
Collegiate chapter
Since 1469 Vienna has been the seat of a bishop
the church becomes a cathedral
In 1722, the Bishop of Vienna is elevated to the rank of Archbishop
Metropolitan church
Cathedral building lodge
hierarchically structured
burial ground
exchange contract of Mautern/Mautern barter agreement
first partial consecration of the church
The church was consecrated
funeral church
The roof was completely destroyed in 1945
in a zigzag pattern
roof tiles
the coat of arms of the city of Vienna
were donated by the federal states
consecration of the Pummerin
ceremonial reopening of the cathedral by Cardinal Theodor Innitzer
three-aisled hall church
Giant Gate
West facade
Mandrel extractor
Archangel
Westempore/Western gallery
belongs to the oldest building substance
in the Baroque period
wall paintings
Giant organ
cathedral fire
structural defects
funnel portal
Jesus as world judge
apostle
mammoth bone
Gothic wheel window
griffin
Cloth merchant's measure
Albertine Choir
church nave
Colomani stone
laying of the foundation stone
South tower
tower parlor
memorial plaques
capstones
winged altar
wedding altar
Duke's Chapel
designated the cathedral as his burial place
grave monument
founder portrait
the Gothic walls of the nave were raised
Tympanum
refers to
Fresco of Saint ...
Dürer is not known to have stayed in Vienna
Apostle Ship
Console figures
canopies
densely covered with tracery
the tower was built for almost 80 years
double-headed eagle
restauration work
Court architect
tower sphere
on the occasion of the silver wedding anniversary of
Cathedral pulpit
Sand-lime brick
is divided into three parts
pulpit base
pulpit chalice
pulpit basket
shows the four Latin Church Fathers
they symbolize
four ages
handrail
lizards
toads
they avoid the light
symbol of original sin
Doggy without fear
three- and four-pass wheels
acoustic cover
baptismal font
the gateway to the pulpit
was originally painted
Stonemason's mark
Neo-Gothic interior design
capsule with soil from the Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camp
later supplemented by an urn with earth from the Mauthausen extermination camp
bust
organ base
Wiener Neustadt Altar
unknown master
contains the main tabernacle of the cathedral
panel painting
high/main altar
Vienna's most important early baroque altar
Polish Marble
it was commissioned by
the altarpiece shows the stoning of St. Stephen in Jerusalem
7 golden candlesticks
flanked by
statues of
queen of the Apostles and Saints
crowned by the figure of Maria Immaculata
under the mensa of the altar
Cranial relic of
stained glass windows
removed for restoration purposes
escaped destruction
newly glazed windows
donated by
was created from 1677
wears the facial features of
Trinity Altar
Sacristy
Frederick's tomb
cenotaph
epitaph
lid
Ducal crypt
leg amputation
relief
depictions of
coronation regalia
invented coats of arms
baptistry/christening chapel
dedicated to St. Catherine of Alexandria
the consecration took place
the wheel as an instrument of torture
foot of the baptismal font
became a prince-bishopric
Stucco decoration
wooden crucifix
foundation of
handing over the keys to Peter
stone rood screen
wooden rood screen
Renaissance wrought-iron grille
Pillar saints
Archmartyr
professional patron
contains almost the entire treasure trove of relics
annual relic festival
reliquary
Servant Mother of God
oldest statue of the Virgin Mary in the cathedral
devotional picture
miraculous image of Mary Pocs
miracle of tears
devastated the country
at the request of
by order of
Protective mantle Madonna
popular form of representation in the xxth century
chandeliers
Communion bench
tabernacle
the contract was concluded in Mautern
Romanesque church
Pagan Towers
Late Romanesque Style
is conceived as
parish priest
takes its inspiration from
Rudolph the Founder
commemorates
laid the cornerstone for the North Tower
Baumeister