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Kuchl, in Salzburg dialect Kuchi, is a municipality in the province of Salzburg in the district of Hallein (Tennengau) in Austria.

Culture and sights

    Kuchl parish church with mortuary chapel and chapel of the Mount of Olives
    Filial church St. Georg am Georgenberg on the Georgenberg mountain
    Olivet chapel Unterlangenberg in Unterlangenberg
    Rectory Kuchl emerged from the tower of the Kuchler/Panicher, in the core of 1565[4]
    Sexton's house
    Roman bridge over the Taugl, from 1613
    Taugl bridge on B 159, with figure of St. Severin by Hans Pacher from 1954
    Grain box Rußegg in Kellau-Rußegg
    Modermühle in Unterlangenberg (old mill)
    Hiasenbauer mill near Golling-Kellau (old mill, recently revitalized)
    Elementary school, by architect Gerd Wittfeld
    University of Applied Sciences Salzburg, building part 2 by architect Dietrich Untertrifaller
    Sawing hall of the Holztechnikum, by architect Paul Schweizer
    Market cross Kuchl: Baroque crucifix on the main road
    Way chapel in Unterlangenberg
    Baroque wayside shrine with tent roof with figure kneeling man of sorrow at Georgenberg[5]
    Relief sermon of St. Severin at the Salzach bridge by Josef Zenzmaier from 1960[4]
    Figure shepherd on the road to St. Koloman by Max Rieder from 1973
    Market fountain in front of the old municipal office by Josef Zenzmaier from 1979
    Market fountain in front of the new municipal office by Josef Zenzmaier from 2013
    Gravestones of the Kuchler at the Doserbauer (Georgenberg 58)
    Border stone at Ecker Sattel (near Purtschellerhaus, 1413 m) from 1818 with the inscriptions "KBG" (Royal Bavarian Border) and "KKOEG" (Imperial Royal Austrian Border)