Parish church Saint-Nicholas Balzers, Parish church in Balzers, Liechtenstein
The Parish Church of Saint Nicholas in Balzers is a religious building constructed in the early 20th century with distinctive Art Nouveau design features. The structure displays a clear architectural form and reflects the building practices of that era.
The church was designed by architect Gustav Neumann and opened in 1912, marking an important moment in the village's development. It was later designated as a cultural heritage monument in 1951.
The church is named after Saint Nicholas and serves as a focal point for the community, visible from many parts of the village.
The church is located on Kirchenstrasse 10 near the New Cemetery in the village center. Visitors can explore the building during the day, and regular services are held for the community.
The geographical coordinates of 47.065333 latitude and 9.502219 longitude position this church at a specific point in the Liechtenstein landscape.
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