Church of St. Laurentius

The Church of St. Laurentius is a parish church built in Gothic Revival style, distinguished by its soaring spire and intricate architectural details. The building showcases characteristics of late 19th-century religious construction with ornately designed facades and interior spaces.

Architect Gustav Neumann completed the building in 1888 as a new parish church for the Schaan community following Gothic Revival ideals. The construction reflected a broader trend in Europe to build religious structures with historical style features.

The church serves as a gathering place for the Schaan community and shapes the town's skyline with its distinctive presence. The interior features crafted wooden and glass elements that create a space for worship and reflection.

The church sits at a central location in Schaan and is easily reached on foot, offering views toward the surrounding mountain landscape. Visitors should check opening times, as the building primarily serves worship and private prayer.

The building was recognized as cultural heritage in 2002, acknowledging the importance of its architectural legacy. The colored glass windows and carved woodwork date from the original construction and display craftsmanship techniques from the late 1800s.

Location: Schaan

Inception: 1888

Architects: Gustav Neumann

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Elevation above the sea: 460 m

Height: 80 m

Address: Reberastrasse 17

Website: http://erzbistum-vaduz.li/index.php/pfarreien/6-schaan

GPS coordinates: 47.16654,9.51174

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:41