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Stephansdom for the First Time in 30 Years

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In 1995 a small tower on the south tower of St. Stephen's Cathedral was threatened to crash. Since then, the tower has been covered by a scaffold.
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In 1995 a small tower on the south tower of St. Stephen's Cathedral was threatened to crash. Since then, the tower has been covered by a scaffold.

The south tower of Vienna's St. Stephen's Cathedral is currently visible for the first time in almost 30 years without scaffolding. The lower part of the tower, which is about 137 metres high, was recently restored.

·Vienna, Austria
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ORF.at News broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Monday, October 20, 2025.
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