Protestant church - Schladming

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The Evangelical Church in Schladming was built in the 19th century and is a significant testament to the Protestant history of the region. With its simple, neo-Gothic architecture and central location in the city, it offers a place of peace, faith, and encounter – open to visitors and locals alike.

The Evangelical Church Schladming is an Evangelical Lutheran church building in Schladming. It belongs to the Evangelical parish A.B. Schladming in the Superintendentur Steiermark of the Evangelical Church A.B. in Austria.

It is noteworthy that tower construction began in 1852. From 1859 to 1862, according to the plans of the architect Karl Ganzenberg, a nave with historic forms was built based on the model of the Protestant church in Wels.

There are four panels as the rest of a Protestant winged altar from around 1570. The narrow panels show the Hll. Peter and Paul. The wider panels show the crucifixion and the brazen serpent. The back of the panels bear grotesque paintings and scrollwork ornamentation and inscriptions.

With 1000 seats, the Schladminger Church is the largest Protestant church in Styria.