A 17th century Baroque monastery complex in Judenburg, Styria, built by the Jesuits as part of the Counter-Reformation effort to reclaim the Mur valley from Protestantism. The monastery sits in the center of a town with a longer medieval history as a major Styrian trading hub. Check local access arrangements with Judenburg tourism before visiting. A natural stop on the Graz-Klagenfurt rail corridor combined with the Stadtturm viewpoint.
monastery in Judenburg
Jesuitenkloster
The Jesuitenkloster (Jesuit monastery) in Judenburg is a 17th century Baroque complex built by the Society of Jesus in a town that was then a major trading hub on the route between Graz and the Brenner Pass.
- Type
- monastery
- Destination
- Judenburg
- Cost
- Free to visit
- Founded
- 17th century
- Era
- Baroque
- Address
- Kaserngasse 22, 8750 Judenburg, 8750 Judenburg
- Coordinates
- 47.1688, 14.6652