
Hall in Tirol, Tyrol
The Hall Parish Church of St. Nikolaus was built before 1281 and has been extended and redesigned multiple times over the centuries. Its striking church tower received a Baroque onion dome after the earthquake of 1670, while the church interior was Baroque-ized in the 18th century. Particularly worth seeing are the magnificent ceiling frescoes by court painter Adam Mölk, the high altar by Erasmus Quellinus, and the Waldaufkapelle with its significant statue of Mary from the circle of Michael Pacher. Directly next to the parish church is the Magdalenenkapelle, a former cemetery chapel from the 14th century. It houses valuable medieval frescoes and a winged altar created around 1490 from the former monastery church of St. Magdalena in Halltal.
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