Pfarrkirche Allerheiligen, Innsbruck, Parish church in Allerheiligen district, Innsbruck, Austria.
The Pfarrkirche Allerheiligen is a modern parish church with clean architectural lines, designed by Clemens Holzmeister in the western part of Innsbruck. The building reflects postwar architectural principles with its functional layout and straightforward design.
The current building was constructed between 1963 and 1965, replacing an earlier chapel from the 8th century that was dedicated to Saint Korbinian. This new structure reflects Innsbruck's urban development following World War II.
The interior displays religious artworks, including Stations of the Cross and a mosaic by Richard Kurt Fischer that tell biblical stories.
The parish center was renovated between 2000 and 2003 with direct access from the main square, making it convenient for community events. Visitors should note that the church may not be available for sightseeing during worship services and parish activities.
The organ installed in 2011 by Tyrolean organ builder Christian Erler replaced the original temporary instrument. This pipe organ contributes significantly to the sound of the church's worship services.
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