Andräkirche, Parish church in Neustadt, Salzburg, Austria
The Andräkirche is a parish church in Gothic Revival style with two towers about 61 meters tall and a light grey and white facade located at Mirabellplatz. The interior is defined by modern furnishings and artistic elements that organize the space.
The original building once stood on Platzl square before being relocated and rebuilt in Gothic Revival style. The church opened to the public in 1898.
The church displays modern religious art through fourteen paintings of the Stations of the Cross inside its walls. These contemporary works create a bridge between the historical architecture and newer artistic expression.
The building is accessible on most weekdays, allowing visitors to explore the interior spaces and artistic installations. Plan your visit to allow time for quietly viewing the artworks.
A French pipe organ from 1890 was installed in the church in 2017, adding to its musical significance. This historical instrument connects artistic traditions with how the space is used today.
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