Churches in Vienna

St Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna is a stunning example of architectural elegance and luxurious interiors. Find out how this marvel of Gothic architecture was built, what historical events Stephansdom has witnessed in its lifetime, how to organise a fruitful tour and get all the information you ...

The Karlskirche in Vienna is a must see. A jewel in the crown of Europe's architectural heritage, the Catholic church stands out for the variety of its Baroque architectural elements and their elegant combination with other styles. Everything seems simple, but there is nothing simple about it. ...

The Augustinian Church in Vienna owes its appearance in the 14th century to the spiritual experience of Frederick, Duke of Austria, who, while imprisoned at Trauznitz Castle, had the honour of communing with the monks of the Order of St Augustine.

The Church of the Order of Friars Minor (Vienna) is an Italian national church in the French Gothic style, consecrated in honour of Mary Our Lady of the Snows, which was added to the architectural ensemble of Vienna in 1350. It is one of the first examples of Gothic architecture in the Austrian ...

The Roman Catholic parish church of St Michael was built in the 13th century and is still open to parishioners and visitors. The first stone was laid in the 11th century. The building was originally Romanesque, but was rebuilt in the best Gothic tradition in the 16th century.

Next to Vienna's famous Graben is the Church of St Peter. This church is interesting because it is one of the oldest churches in Vienna and also one of the most beautiful baroque churches. The Peterskirche (as it is called), which faces the main street, has such a beautiful interior thanks to ...