点评:Nice informative tour through an interesting abbey, including a library, refectory and as special gem the romanesque frescoes of the old church (maybe the oldest of the whole country). The tour lasted a bit less than two hours and we were told tons of anecdotes about the history. I knew e.g. that Marie Antoinette stopped here on her way to France beforehand, that Mozart was a frequent visitor as well was news to me.
The monastery is about half an hour by train from Linz. It receives less visitors than e.g. Melk but is even more welcoming. Tours take place at 2 pm on weekends. It is not that crowded, on my tour we were a total of 6 people.
Keep in mind that this is a Benedictine Abbey so unlike all other catholic orders as one can expect they forbid photography in at least one spot. Unfortunately for Lambach this spot are those of the Romanesque frescoes (and if you are told that this is due to conservation reasons, then keep in mind that photography without flash is not doing more to the paintings than watching it with your eyes does on a scientific level).
翻译:有趣的修道院之旅,内容丰富,内容丰富,包括图书馆、食堂和古教堂(可能是全国最古老的教堂)的罗马式壁画作为特殊瑰宝。这次旅行持续了不到两个小时,我们被告知了大量关于历史的轶事。我知道例如玛丽·安托瓦内特 (Marie Antoinette) 在前往法国的途中曾在此停留过,莫扎特 (Mozart) 也是这里的常客,这对我来说是个新闻。
修道院距离林茨约半小时火车车程。它接待的访客少于例如梅尔克但更热情。周末下午 2 点开始游览。它并不那么拥挤,在我的旅行中我们总共有6个人。
请记住,这是一座本笃会修道院,与所有其他天主教修道院不同,因为人们可以预期他们至少在一个地方禁止拍照。不幸的是,对于兰巴赫来说,这个地方是罗马式壁画的那些地方(如果你被告知这是出于保护原因,那么请记住,没有闪光灯的摄影对绘画的影响并不比用眼睛观看它对科学的影响更大)等级)。