Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church

The Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church displays a two-tone brick exterior with gilded archways and a central dome on Fleischmarkt Street.

Following the 1781 Patent of Toleration by Joseph II, architect Peter Mollner constructed the first Greek Orthodox church at this location in 1787.

The cathedral interior contains frescoes created by Carl Rahl and Ludwig Thiersch, reflecting both Byzantine and Austrian artistic influences.

The church functions as the seat of the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Austria and maintains regular religious services at Fleischmarkt 13.

Danish-Austrian architect Theophil Hansen redesigned the structure with funding from Greek-Austrian diplomat Simon Sinas, completing it in 1858.

Location: Vienna

Location: Innere Stadt

Architectural style: Byzantine Revival architecture

Address: Fleischmarkt 13

GPS coordinates: 48.21060,16.37740

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:26