Medieval Vienna: Clocks, Churches and Taverns

The stops, in walking order

1. 1

   

   Stop 1: Ankeruhr

   ~3 min here

   Ankeruhr is a large musical clock built as a bridge between the buildings of Ankerhof.

2. 2

   

   Stop 2: Ruprechtskirche

   ~15 min here

   Ruprechtskirche is a Romanesque church, and its surviving substance makes it Vienna’s oldest church still standing.

3. 3

   

   Stop 3: Griechenbeisl

   ~3 min here

   Griechenbeisl is a historic Viennese restaurant at Fleischmarkt 11, beside the Greek Church of the Holy Trinity.

4. 4

   

   Stop 4: Stephansdom

   ~15 min here

   Stephansdom is Vienna’s Roman Catholic cathedral, a vast church whose story reaches back to the twelfth century.

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