Pfarrkirche Sindelburg, Protected parish church in Wallsee-Sindelburg, Austria.
Pfarrkirche Sindelburg is a protected parish church in Wallsee-Sindelburg featuring robust buttresses, narrow windows, and a steep gable roof. A 50-meter tower with a historically modified spire forms the main vertical element of the structure.
The church was built during the late Gothic period, with the nave completed around 1504. A fire in 1750 damaged the original structure, leading to the installation of a new Baroque vault system in the main and side naves.
The interior contains late Gothic wall tombstones and epitaphs that commemorate important local families through intricate stone carvings. These monuments tell the story of people who shaped the village across generations.
The church is easily accessible and open during public worship services on Sundays. The attached cemetery provides a quiet space to explore the grounds at your own pace.
The stone portal displays two coats of arms of Wallsee and the year 1504, marking the completion of the nave during the late Gothic period. This inscription serves as a rare dated record of construction work from that era.
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