Sta. Christiana Frohsdorf

Sta. Christiana Frohsdorf is a multi-story school complex in Lanzenkirchen with a hook-shaped footprint on a hillside. The building displays an early historicist facade and features a bridge-connected side entrance that takes advantage of its elevated position.

In 1854, a religious order arrived to establish a school for children of a French community. The site grew into a recognized educational institution that served generations of students over many decades.

The site was shaped by a religious order that taught girls here for many decades. The sisters influenced daily life and education at this complex for much of the 20th century.

The complex today serves children from kindergarten through higher professional training across several school types in one facility. Visitors should be aware this is an active school in operation and access may be restricted.

After World War II, the building served briefly as shelter for homeless people and Soviet military personnel. This chapter in its history is often overlooked but remains part of local memory.