St. Martinskirche

The church stands on a raised terrace above the Danube River, featuring a clock tower, three-bay Gothic nave, and baroque segmental arch windows.

Built at the end of the 8th century as a wooden structure during the Avar Wars, the church was later replaced by an early Gothic building in the late 13th century.

The interior displays a monumental three-story baroque high altar from 1720, transferred from the Franciscan Church in Vienna, with Sebastian Linck's painting of Saint Martin's apotheosis.

Located at Martinstrasse 38, the church offers meditation sessions, exhibitions, and concerts throughout the year, with regular updates available on their website.

Archaeological investigations between 1977 and 1982 revealed 5000 years of settlement history on the church hill and evidence of an early medieval wooden church.

Location: Klosterneuburg

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

Address: Martinstraße 38–40, ger. Nr.

GPS coordinates: 48.31430,16.31900

Latest update: March 30, 2025 20:02