Church of the Minor Friars

- All weather
- Suitable for groups
The Minoritenkirche, also known as the Landhauskirche, is the only pure rococo church in Linz and houses important works of art.
The Minorite Church used to be part of the Minorite Monastery, which was demolished in 1564. Today it is integrated into the building complex of the Upper Austrian provincial government. That is why it is also called the country house church.
The church, completed in 1571, was decorated with masterpieces by J. M. Schmidt (Kremser Schmidt) and B. Altomonte. Important artists like Paul Sattler or the plasterer Kaspar Modler have made their contribution. In 2009 the new organ was inaugurated, which follows the basic concept of a Saxon baroque organ.
The Church is currently looked after by the Society of St. Peter, who celebrates Holy Mass here in the extraordinary form, that is, in the rite that was common before the liturgical reform.
church open daily 8 am-4 pm
Mass: daily 8:30 am
Mon, Tue and Wed 6pm
Sun 10:30 am
- opened daily
Linz Linien: 1, 2, 3, 4, 26, 27 - Taubenmarkt
Parking- Parking area for disabled: 2
- Free entry
- All weather
- Suitable for groups
- Spring
- Summer
- Autumn
- Winter
Somewhat suitable for wheelchairs: Assistance is sometimes necessary. The measurements do not (fully) conform to the legally stipulated ÖNORM.
- Entrance to the building
Contact
Church of the Minor Friars Promenade 24
4020 Linz
Phone +43 732 7720 - 11364
E-Mailfssplinz@liwest.at
Webwww.dioezese-linz.at/institution/32…
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