Kirchenruine Markgrafneusiedl, Protected church ruin in Markgrafneusiedl, Austria.
Kirchenruine Markgrafneusiedl is a medieval church ruin in Lower Austria located at the northern edge of the village of Markgrafneusiedl. The remaining stone walls display two large round-arched windows and stand as a distinctive feature in the local landscape.
The building originated in the 12th century as a fortified church dedicated to Saint Martin. The structure underwent significant changes in the early 1800s and played a military role during the Napoleonic Wars.
The church ruin appears on the coat of arms of Markgrafneusiedl municipality and stands as a registered cultural heritage monument in Lower Austria.
The ruin can be accessed via marked hiking and cycling trails that traverse the natural landscape of the Ganserndorf district. The location is accessible to visitors exploring the area on foot or by bicycle.
The ruin appears on the coat of arms of Markgrafneusiedl municipality, serving as a symbol of the settlement's long history. This heritage monument carries official protection status in Lower Austria.
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