Augustinian Church
Vienna, Austria
In this Gothic temple, whose construction began in 1339, numerous royal Habsburg weddings took place, including that of Maria Theresa.
Augustinerkirche, the Augustinian Church, is a Gothic temple in Vienna, whose construction began in 1339. It was the court church of the Habsburgs, the site of many royal weddings, including that of Maria Theresa. The church houses the impressive tomb of Archduchess Maria Christina by Antonio Canova, considered a masterpiece of Neoclassicism. It is an important historical and artistic site.
- Visit time: 30 min
- Local name: Augustinerkirche
- Website: augustinerkirche.at
How long does it take to visit Augustinian Church?
Plan about 30 min.
Nearby
- Austrian National Library — 80 m
- Tanzschule Elmayer — 110 m
- Österreichisches Filmmuseum — 140 m
- Hofburg — 140 m
- Albertina — 150 m
- Stallburg — 150 m
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