Pfarrkirche Pleissing, Parish church in Hardegg, Austria
The Pfarrkirche Pleissing is a parish church serving the Pleissing district near Hardegg, displaying characteristic features of a rural Austrian village church. The building has a simple layout with a choir and nave, typical of Lower Austrian church design.
The church developed in connection with the settlement and fortification of the Hardegg region, as Hardegg Castle was established in the 10th century. The building was expanded later to meet the changing needs of the parish.
The church is dedicated to Saint Kunigunde and reflects the Catholic faith that has shaped the village for centuries. It serves as a gathering place for the community during religious celebrations and daily worship.
The church is reached easily through the quiet streets of Hardegg, one of Austria's tiniest municipalities that can be explored on foot. The building stands near the center of town and is clearly visible from the main thoroughfare.
The church serves one of Austria's smallest towns, home to only about 80 residents in its core area. Despite the tiny population, it remains a focal point that brings people together across the wider Hardegg region.
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