Interesting churches from the Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance periods have been preserved over the centuries and remain remarkable witnesses to a rich history of sacred art. The well-known pilgrimage church in Maria Ellend with its Lourdes Grotto attracts pilgrims on the Way of St. James and many others.
A magnificent medieval building not far from the Danube: the Basilica of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Bad Deutsch-Altenburg attracts everyone's attention with its striking...
The Protestant church consists of four main elements: the church hall, the parish hall, the sacristy and the sculptural bell tower. Coop Himmelb(l)au derived the shape of the...
The church in Wildungsmauer is a listed building and features a pure Romanesque architectural style that has many admirers. The church in Wildungsmauer is one of the many sights...
A chapel "Unserer lieben Frau im Ellend" was first mentioned in 1466. The present pilgrimage church to Our Lady of the Rosary was built between 1770 and 1772 by Franz Josef Gabriel...
The church can be seen from afar in the north of the village of Groißenbrunn, surrounded by a cemetery. The pilgrimage church was given its present form in 1774 by Abbot Urban II...
The parish church
Mentioned in a document in 1236 as "Jakobskirche am Marktplatz in Hainburg", it was initially a classic merchant church. It served merchants as a place of worship...
The church is located directly in the center of the Lower Austrian municipality of Scharndorf. The building was erected, probably uniformly, during the Gothic period at the...
