St. Peter und Paul

The church features a neo-Romanesque nave with a gabled roof and two side projections on the west facade near Maria-Theresien Street.

The first recorded church at this location was destroyed by the Rhine River in 1206, leading to multiple reconstructions until the current structure from 1830.

The stained glass windows, created by Edzard Seeger between 1953 and 1954, display various rosary mysteries and representations of saints.

The church contains five steel bells cast in 1922, tuned to the strike notes B°, C', D', F', G', and an organ with 36 registers.

The building was designed by Alois Negrelli, who later developed the concept for constructing the Suez Canal without locks.

Location: Lustenau

Address: Maria-Theresien-Straße

GPS coordinates: 47.42645,9.65900

Latest update: March 4, 2025 10:46