church in Lofer

Pfarrkirche Lofer

Lofer's parish church has Gothic origins from the 15th century with a Baroque (the ornate Counter-Reformation interior style) interior remodeling, a layering common across Austrian village churches in the Salzburg region.

Lofer’s parish church has Gothic origins from the 15th century with Baroque interior remodeling, a layering typical of Austrian village churches in the Salzburg region. Lofer sits at the western edge of the Salzburger Land where the Saalachtal valley connects toward the Tyrol, and the church anchors the village center between the Loferer Steinberge mountains. Free entry. Combine with a drive through the Pinzgau toward Saalbach for one of the more scenic valley routes in western Austria.

Type
church
Destination
Lofer
Cost
Free to visit
Founded
15th century
Era
Gothic / Baroque
Address
5090 Lofer
Coordinates
47.5864, 12.6934