Pfarrkirche Groß-Jedlersdorf, Catholic church in Floridsdorf, Austria.
Pfarrkirche Groß-Jedlersdorf is a Catholic parish church in Vienna's 21st district featuring architectural elements typical of 18th-century Viennese religious buildings, including a main nave and bell tower. The structure follows the traditional design patterns characteristic of that period and remains a prominent landmark in the neighborhood.
The building appears in written records dating back to 1150 and achieved its status as an independent parish in 1783 after centuries as part of the Kagran parish. This change marked a significant shift in the church's role within the region.
The church has served as a place of spiritual devotion for centuries and continues to draw visitors seeking quiet reflection and prayer. It has become woven into the neighborhood's identity as a gathering space for the local community.
The church is located at Amtsstraße 21-25 in Vienna's 21st district and is regularly open to visitors. As an active parish church, visitors should be mindful of scheduled services and community events taking place inside.
The Trillerkreuz, a stone monument from the 17th century standing approximately 3 meters (10 feet) tall, is located on the church grounds and ranks among Vienna's few preserved monuments from that era. The cross once served as a landmark for pilgrims traveling through the area.
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