This basilica was built on a site of ancient Lauriacum in the late 13C. Its Baroque ribbed vaulting is more recent. The tabernacle, a Pietà and a Madonna are fine Medieval works. Vestiges of a Gallo-Roman temple, a 4C Christian church and a Carolingi..

The late-Gothic and Renaissance 60-m high belfry standing in the centre of the square is the town's landmark. In 1564, Enns' citizens built it to house bells and as a watchtower. It is adorned with the Imperial eagle and Habsburg coat of arms. A ma..

Its imposing town houses are all mainly Gothic in style and often feature late-Gothic or Renaissance arcaded inner courtyards. Those lining the Hauptplatz, as well as n° 5 in Mauthausnerstrasse and n° 4 or 20 in Linzerstrasse have magnificent façades..

This is one of the oldest Mendicant Order churches in Austria. It was built by the Franciscans, still called Minorite Brothers, in 1276, which accounts for its most sober style, except for the beautifully-carved aisle keystones. The adjacent Wallsee..

The fortifications, built in 1193, were financed by the ransom money paid to Austria by England for the release of Richard the Lionheart from the Dürnstein fortress jail. They are well preserved with ramparts, moats and six defensive towers, includin..