Spittal an der Drau

Siti religiosi storici a Spittal an der Drau

Historic Religious Sites

This collection showcases the spiritual and architectural heritage of Upper Carinthia, centered around Spittal an der Drau and Millstatt. It includes the ancient foundations of Molzbichl—Carinthia's oldest monastery site—and the Romanesque mastery of Millstatt Abbey with its dedicated chapels. From the hilltop Wolfgangskirche overlooking the Millstätter See ridge to the Stadtpfarrkirche near Schloss Porcia, these sites represent centuries of history, from early Christian settlements to the medieval influence of the Benedictines and the Order of St. George.

Historic Religious Sites — Mappa

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Sankt Wolfgang

Roman Catholic church situated on the Wolfsberg hill, part of the Millstätter-See-Rücken ridge in Seeboden.

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B

Hl. Markus

Roman Catholic church located in the village of Molzbichl.

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C

Stadtpfarrkirche »Mariae Verkündigung«

Located south of Spittal's main square and adjacent to Schloss Porcia, this parish church serves as a central landmark of the town's religious history.

D

Friedhof Molzbichl

Christian cemetery in Molzbichl, site of significant archaeological finds related to early medieval Carinthia.

E

Kirche St. Salvator und Allerheiligen

The main abbey church in Millstatt, featuring a significant Romanesque portal and Gothic vaulting.

F

Pfarrkirche Heiliger Tiburtius

Site of the oldest known monastery in Carinthia, founded around 784, featuring an early Christian museum nearby.

G

Unsere Liebe Frau vor Spittal

A historic chapel situated at the southern entrance of Spittal an der Drau.

H

Domitianskapelle

Dedicated to the legendary Duke Domitian, this chapel is part of the Millstatt Abbey complex and houses the saint's reliquary.

I

Geumannkapelle

A side chapel within Millstatt Abbey, historically associated with the Geumann family and the Order of St. George.

J

Lorettokapelle

A replica of the Holy House of Loreto, located within the grounds of the former Benedictine Millstatt Abbey.