The church was built after the monastery fire from 1632 to 1645 by the Italian master builder Bartolomeo Viscardi under Abbot Michael Lantzensperger. In 1703 the abbey burned down again. The church could not be finished until 1751. It is a baroque pillar church with frescoes by Franz Anton Rauscher. Joseph Deutschmann created the holy figures. The high altar from 1640 was redesigned by him in 1782. It shows the ascension of Christ. The other altars are located in six side chapels.

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September 12, 2024

A beautiful church. Due to its elevated position, there are also wonderful views.

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