Sankt Oswald, Gothic parish church in Seefeld in Tirol, Austria.
Sankt Oswald is a parish church in the center of Seefeld with a main structure in the late Gothic style. An adjacent Renaissance chapel complements the building and enriches its architectural character.
The building was first documented in 1263 and underwent major expansion in 1474 under Duke Sigismund. This enlargement shaped the church's appearance as it exists today.
The church is dedicated to Saint Oswald, a figure whose name remains central to the local community. Regular services and celebrations connect visitors with an active parish life.
The church sits in the center of Seefeld at Maximilianweg 29 and is easily accessible on foot. Visitors should plan their timing flexibly since access may be limited during religious services.
A legend from 1384 tells of a nobleman named Oswald Milser who requested an unusually large communion host. This event gave the place a special significance that endures to this day.
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