Pfarrkirche hl. Georg, Bergheim, Parish church in Bergheim, Austria.
Pfarrkirche hl. Georg is a parish church featuring early Baroque architecture and interior design. The space holds a high altar, a baptismal altar showing the Baptism of Christ, and a 2017 organ with 28 stops built by Johannes Klais.
A church has stood at this location since the 10th century. The current structure was built in the early 18th century under architect Matthias Köllensperger.
The name references Saint George, a patron figure widely revered in Alpine regions. Visitors can see artworks inside that reflect this veneration and shape the character of the place.
The church sits centrally in Bergheim and is easily reached on foot. As an active parish, regular services take place, so visiting outside service times allows for a quieter look inside.
Next to the church stands the Pfarrhof, a three-story Baroque building from the 16th century. This complex reveals how parish residences were built and lived in during that era.
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