St. Ulrich's Church, Vienna
Neubau, Austria
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St. Ulrich's Church stands in Neubau, Vienna's seventh district, as a Baroque hall church distinguished by two towers. Built in 1721 and designed by architect Josef Reymund, this Roman Catholic parish church bears the formal dedication to St. Ulrich and Mary's Consolation. The building holds listed heritage status in Austria, preserving its Baroque architectural character within the urban landscape of Vienna.
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- Type
- church building
- Heritage
- Listed objects in Austria
- Place
- Neubau, Austria
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