The single-nave Gothic church was built between 1467 and 1470 by Master Jörg as a parish church and is now one of the town’s most notable historic buildings.

The exterior is characterized by its simple portal, the small pyramid-shaped roof turret and the Gothic five-eighths choir. Particularly striking are the four pointed-arch windows with delicate tracery, which give the building an elegant and refined appearance.

Gothic parish church from the 15th century, featuring a single nave, delicate tracery windows and a distinctive five-eighths choir.

Marktplatz 1

Exit the motorway at Klausen. At the first roundabout, take the first exit, and at the following roundabout, take the second exit. Follow the road past the Q8 petrol station, then turn left towards Marktplatz. From there, you can easily reach the church on foot through the historic old town.