Salzburg - Mirabellplatz

At its northern end of Salzburg's Dreifaltigkeitsgasse enters the elongated Mirabellplatz, the real nucleus of the newer part of the town. Off this square to the right branches Paris-Lodron-Strasse, on the right of which stands the little Loreto Church (with a sacred image known as the "Salzburger Kindl"), which originally belonged to a convent of Capuchin nuns. At the end of Mirabellplatz, on the right, stands the Parish Church of St Andrew (St Andrä), originally a Neo-Gothic brick building (1898), with an altar commemorating those who died in the two world wars.