St. Michael ob Rauchenödt Affiliated Church

Grünbach, Oberösterreich, Österreich

All weather
Suitable for groups
place with a special, natural energy

The filial church of St Michael ob Rauchenödt rises on a rocky outcrop to the east of the village of Grünbach.

From 1122, it was a filial parish with burial rights, as the former churchyard enclosed by a wall still reminds us. Initially there was a wooden church here, also dedicated to St Michael the Archangel. The Gothic building as we see it today was built in 1510.
The most remarkable feature of this two-aisled church is the late Gothic winged altar. Its shrine figures are St Michael and St Nicholas and St Stephen. The insides of the carved wings tell the legends of the saints depicted.

She is also available for guided tours of the church by appointment.

Opening hours

Mrs Rosa Exl is the sacristan of the St Michael's branch church.
Daily: From 9.00 - 18.00 and by appointment.
Open longer in the summer months; opening hours on request.

Registration required

Arrival

Accessibility / arrival

Take the A7 motorway from Linz in the direction of Prague. At the end of the A7 motorway, continue on the S10 in the direction of Freistadt. Bypass Freistadt on the S10 motorway and take the "Sandl" exit. From the roundabout in the direction of Sandl, turn left after about 4 km (follow the signs). After approx. 500 metres uphill, you will find the destination on the right-hand side.

Tip: On your way home, visit the medieval brewery town of Freistadt with its fortifications worth seeing and the beautiful town centre.

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