church in Radstadt

Pfarrkirche Radstadt

Radstadt's parish church is a late Romanesque structure, meaning it belongs to the architectural tradition of round arches and solid masonry that preceded the Gothic style, dating to the 12th or early 13th century.

Radstadt’s parish church is a late Romanesque structure (round arches, solid masonry, pre-Gothic), sitting inside one of the best-preserved medieval walled towns in the Salzburger Land. The town walls with their towers and moat are largely intact, giving Radstadt a complete medieval character rare in the Alps. The church and town walls together are worth a 45-minute stop on the Salzburg-Schladming route. On the main rail line between Salzburg and Graz. Free entry.

Type
church
Destination
Radstadt
Cost
Free to visit
Address
5550 Radstadt
Coordinates
47.3753, 13.4912