Pfarrkirche Engabrunn

The church features a compact western tower with distinct carved stone quadrants and pointed arch arcades on its exterior walls.

First documented in 1465 as a chapel, the structure evolved into a late Gothic hall church between 1501 and 1513, receiving consecration in 1522.

The high altar, consecrated in 1906, displays statues of Sebastian, Peter, Paul, and Mary, representing religious art of the early 20th century.

The church maintains regular services and functions as both a religious center and community gathering space in the southern part of Engabrunn.

The northern side of the nave contains a shoulder-arched portal with rich moldings, which remained hidden until its discovery in 1972.

Location: Grafenegg

GPS coordinates: 48.44866,15.76058

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:27