Pfarrkirche St. Martin am Techelsberg

Pfarrkirche St. Martin am Techelsberg is a Gothic parish church in Techelsberg with architectural features spanning multiple centuries. The tower originates from the Romanesque period in the 13th century, while the choir displays Gothic characteristics with buttresses from the 15th century.

The church first appears in written records in 1319. Ceiling paintings from the 18th century came to light during restoration work in 1981 when old paint layers were removed.

The church displays frescoes showing the life of Saint Barbara with text written in Slovenian, reflecting the bilingual tradition that remains part of this community.

The church sits on the southern slope of Martin Mountain. Visitors should be prepared for a slight uphill walk to reach the building.

Roman grave inscriptions are built into the walls beside the western portal. These stones show that this location held religious importance across many centuries.