Stetten - Pfarrkirche, Gothic parish church in Stetten, Austria
Stetten's parish church is a three-nave structure with a late Gothic choir and a medieval north tower. The interior mixes Gothic, Baroque, and Neo-Gothic elements that were reworked in the early 1900s.
The structure was built with a late Gothic choir and medieval north tower from earlier periods. A major Neo-Gothic renovation in the early 1900s transformed how the nave appeared.
The carved altar figures in the interior catch visitors' attention as they look around the nave. These wooden sculptures give the space much of its visual presence and spiritual focus.
The building hosts religious services and special ceremonies throughout the year. It is best to check ahead for opening times and current events before planning your visit.
A separate Barbara Chapel was added to the south side aisle in the 15th century with its own Gothic windows. This smaller space within the building contains details that set it apart from the main nave.
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