Liebfrauenkirche, Gothic church in Kitzbühel, Austria.
The Liebfrauenkirche is a Gothic church in Kitzbühel featuring a 48-meter bell tower that holds two large bells. The building has two levels with different architectural styles, as the lower section is Gothic while the upper part shows Baroque influences.
Construction of the church took place in two phases spanning over a century, with the lower level completed in 1373. The upper level was finished in 1490, adding Baroque elements to the overall structure.
The church's name reflects its dedication to Mary, which remains visible in how it is decorated today. The altar displays a sacred image that shows how meaningful this place has been to pilgrims over the centuries.
The church is located in the Pfarrau district of Kitzbühel and welcomes visitors who want to see its Gothic and Baroque features. Plan your visit during opening hours and take time to notice the architectural details both inside and outside the building.
The vestibule holds many votive panels dating back to 1732 that record prayers and wishes left by visitors. These hand-painted or carved tablets tell personal stories of people who came seeking help or giving thanks.
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