6 Sights in Feldkirchen, Austria (with Map and Images)
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Explore interesting sights in Feldkirchen, Austria. Click on a marker on the map to view details about it. Underneath is an overview of the sights with images. A total of 6 sights are available in Feldkirchen, Austria.
1. Schloss Poitschach
Poitschach Castle in the municipality of Feldkirchen was for a long time the seat of Hammerherren. The baroque castle was built in 1715 by Johann Lorenz von Jovio. In 1759, Baron von Rechbach had the complex expanded and modernized. He was succeeded by Count Spindler, who sold the estate to Countess Gilleis-Gavasini around 1800. After the bankruptcy of her family, there was a frequent change of ownership. Since 1938, the castle has belonged to the Senitza family and, in addition to residential purposes, serves as the administrative headquarters of a forestry and agricultural estate.
2. Pfarrkirche St. Ulrich bei Feldkirchen
The Roman Catholic parish church of St. Ulrich near Feldkirchen in the municipality of Feldkirchen stands on a rocky hill in the middle of the village. It is surrounded by a former defensive wall, which has been greatly reduced in height. A church named "St. Odelrici" in 1144 probably refers to Ortisei. In 1207 Ortisei was probably already a parish. Although the church was converted into a fortified church at the time of the Turkish invasions, it was occupied by the Hungarians in 1481.
3. Filialkirche Hart
The small Romanesque church of St. Lambert in the village of Hart in the municipality of Feldkirchen in Carinthia, mentioned in a document as early as 1136, is a subsidiary church of the Roman Catholic parish of Klein St. Veit. It stands in a cemetery surrounded by a wall. The church and cemetery are listed as historical monuments.
4. Pfarrkirche Klein St. Veit
The Roman Catholic parish church of Klein St. Veit in the municipality of Feldkirchen in Carinthia is dedicated to Saints Vitus and Martin and is under the patronage of Our Lady. A church in Klein St. Veit was first mentioned in a document in 1136. Between 1260 and 1269, the church was first mentioned as a parish.
5. Kirche Poitschach zu den 14 Nothelfern
The Roman Catholic branch church of Poitschach in the municipality of Feldkirchen was for a long time the own church of the lordship of Poitschach. The church was consecrated in 1713 to the Fourteen Helpers. It was not until 1952 that it became a branch of the parish of Ortisei.
6. Stadtpfarrkirche Maria im Dorn
The Roman Catholic parish church of Feldkirchen is called Maria im Dorn. It is under the patronage of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. The church stands at the end of the Kirchgasse in Feldkirchen, slightly elevated above the river Tiebel.
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