Kalvarienbergkirche zum blutschwitzenden Heiland, Bruck

The rectangular church features a nave with pilasters, encircling entablature, and a distinctive bell tower with a pyramidal spire from the 19th century.

The church was constructed between 1718 and 1719 following a foundation pledge during the plague epidemic of 1716 in the Styrian region.

The interior space contains three bays with cross-ribbed vaults, a painted triumphal arch, and rectangular windows that illuminate the religious architecture.

The structure, which held its last religious service in 1969, requires extensive restoration work to prevent further deterioration of its architectural elements.

Near the church stands a Calvary complex with a crucifixion group on a masonry plateau, accompanied by several small empty chapels.

Location: Bruck an der Mur

GPS coordinates: 47.40335,15.28234

Latest update: March 7, 2025 16:18