St. George's Church Kößlwang

With blooming trees a special splendor, through very well-kept farming villages. Signposted round for hiking or cycling. Information about other ways in the community: bad-wimsbach.at/Unsere_Gemeinde/Wanderwege/Von_Dorf_zu_Dorf

The Kößlwang branch church is a Roman Catholic church in Kößlwang, a town in the Upper Austrian market town of Bad Wimsbach-Neydharting (Wels-Land district), in the deanery of Gmunden. It bears the patron saint of St. George and is under monument protection.

The origins of St. George's Church in Kößlwang go back to the High Middle Ages. It probably dates from the 12th century. It has undergone many changes over the centuries. Romanesque, late Gothic and Baroque elements are combined in it. She has retained her original character. Nothing is polished to a high gloss. A church with character. An insider tip!