church in Judenburg

Stadtpfarrkirche St. Nikolaus

Stadtpfarrkirche St. Nikolaus is the main parish church of Judenburg, a Styrian town in the Mur Valley whose name records a medieval Jewish community expelled in 1496. The church stands on the Burggasse and dates from the 13th century with later Gothic development, making it one of the older standing structures in the town.

Stadtpfarrkirche St. Nikolaus is the 13th-century Gothic parish church of Judenburg in Styria’s Mur Valley. Judenburg’s name records the medieval Jewish community expelled here in 1496 under Maximilian I. The church is on the Burggasse, close to the Stadtturm tower on the main square. Judenburg is on the Graz-Klagenfurt rail line. Free entry.

Type
church
Destination
Judenburg
Cost
Free to visit
Founded
13th century
Era
Gothic
Address
Burggasse, 8750 Judenburg, 8750 Judenburg
Coordinates
47.1682, 14.6619