St. Claret-Ziegelhof, Catholic church in Donaustadt, Austria.
St. Claret-Ziegelhof is a Catholic parish church with a square floor plan and distinctive roof windows that provide natural light to the interior. The building integrates a worship hall with community rooms under one unified structure.
The church was established in 1975 when Father Erwin Honer created a Catholic community for the newly developing Ziegelhof neighborhood. It belongs to a wave of new construction that emerged in the district during the 1970s.
The name references Saint Claret and the nearby Ziegelhof housing development from the 1970s era. Today the church functions as a community gathering place hosting social and religious events for the local neighborhood.
The church is located at Quadenstraße 53 in Vienna's 22nd district and is easily accessible by public transportation. Regular services take place, and visitors should check current opening times before planning a visit.
The church is part of a trio of similarly designed sacred buildings in the Donaustadt district, all built during the same period. This architectural grouping shows intentional planning in developing religious infrastructure for the growing neighborhood.
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