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Schafberg

mountain, Austria

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…or rack, railway ascends the Schafberg (5,850 feet [1,783 metres]) from the town. The Late Gothic-style Pilgrimage Church (1430–77) has a magnificent carved wooden altar (1481) by the sculptor Michael Pacher. The town’s Zum Weissen Rössl (The White Horse) inn was made famous in the operetta by Ralph Benatzky. Best…
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…or rack, railway ascends the Schafberg (5,850 feet [1,783 metres]) from the town. The Late Gothic-style Pilgrimage Church (1430–77) has a magnificent carved wooden altar (1481) by the sculptor Michael Pacher. The town’s Zum Weissen Rössl (The White Horse) inn was made famous in the operetta by Ralph Benatzky. Best…
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