Ursulinen Church Linz

Former Ursuline Church, Linz
The Roman Catholic Ursulinenkirche on Linzer Landstraße, dedicated to Archangel Michael, was built between 1736 and 1772 with two towers and a late Baroque façade. In 1757 it was consecrated.
In 1680, after the first Ursulines arrived from Vienna and started schooling, they built a chapel on the site of the current church. The new church was built in two main phases, 1736-1757 and 1770-1772. Johann Haslinger managed the construction until his death in 1741. The expansion of the tower zone in 1770-1772 was probably carried out by the stonemason Johann Michael Herstorfer.
Text/Source: Wikipedia
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26.06.2016 - Late baroque church dedicated to the Archangel Michael. Impressive high altarpiece, late Baroque pulpit and central location on the boulevard of Linz. Just stop by to look and marvel and come to rest.

The Ursuline Church used to be the monastery church of the Ursulines and has served since the restoration
1985 as an art, concert and parish church for the Forum St. Severin/Katholischer
Association of Academics of the Diocese of Linz.