Pfarrkirche Wörgl, Parish church in Wörgl, Austria.
Pfarrkirche Wörgl is a parish church in the town of Wörgl featuring baroque architecture with symmetrical towers and refined stonework. The interior centers on a main nave decorated with baroque ornamental details.
The church was designated as a protected monument, formally recognizing its architectural significance. This status ensures the preservation of the building for future generations.
The interior displays religious artworks and altars that represent Austrian baroque craftsmanship. Visitors can walk through the ornate spaces and notice the details of local artistic traditions.
The church sits at Andreas Hofer-Platz and maintains regular hours for visitors exploring its interior. Allow time to walk through and take in the architectural details and artworks at your own pace.
The church appears in the Tyrolean Art Cadastre under inventory ID 2283, documenting its role in the regional architectural record. This cataloging reflects the building's recognition within the local art landscape.
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