St. Stephen's Parish Church (Stadtpfarrkirche St. Stephan), Tulln

The church, which is around 1000 years old, dates back to the time of the early parish foundations under the Babenbergs. The foundation letter from Emperor Henry II dates from 1014. In 2014, St. Stephan celebrated its 1000th anniversary and had new bells cast for the occasion in the Rudolf Perner foundry in Passau. In 2013, three more were added to the four existing bells, of which the Pummerin and two others were made in 1752 and the smaller train bell, also known as the death bell, in 1931.
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The origins of the Tulln parish church date back to the 11th century.
The building at that time comprised roughly the current central nave. The first significant extension was carried out in the 12th century when the two side aisles were added, creating the current appearance of the three-aisled pillar basilica. The Romanesque arch can still be seen today on the front of the southern aisle.
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