St. Nicholas Church Taxlberg

The church is a simple ashlar building with a beautifully profiled late Gothic west portal (the gate with iron fittings), ribbed vaulting, with a 5/8 choir, ribbed vaulted nave of the same width, eight-sided pyramidal helmet and a wooden, open porch with a late Gothic gate. A baroque high altar from 1691 by Sebastian Grunder adorns the interior with the sculptures of St. Nicholas, St. Florian and St. Sebastian. The 3 windows bear late Gothic tracery, the archway of the presbytery is adorned with a coat of arms.

1108 Consecration of the church
1315 the Nikolauskirche Taxlberg is mentioned as a branch church of Thalheim
Reconsecration of the church, renovated in the Gothic style
1691 erection of a high altar
In 1837 the churchyard wall of the Taxlberg church was removed. When the wall was demolished, a Roman coin was found, which was given to the Linz Museum.
May 24th, 1926: Consecration of the bells in the Taxlberg branch church by the Abbot of Kremsmünster P. Leander Cerny.
1977 At the end of May, Josef Zwidl built an access road to the Taxlberg church.
1995 Reopening of the church after general renovation

Unfortunately, the view is quite modest - many fields, to the north a beautiful view of Steinhaus