This unusual church contains the white-marble tomb with Haydn’s reunited parts. It began life as a small chapel and in 1701 was transformed into a bizarre representation of Calvary, the mountain outside Jerusalem upon which Christ is thought to have been crucified. Manage all the dungeon-like rooms and you’ll be feeling the Stations of the Cross in your feet; get to the top of the ‘mountain’, though, and awaiting you is not a gaggle of stone-throwing sinners but a fantastic view over town.
