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The church was built in 1900 and is dedicated to St. Andrew.

The defense tower of Palterndorf is one of the highlights of the village. Unfortunately, he is in the middle of a property. It was not possible to tell whether it was freely accessible.

The statue of John of Nepomuk was erected in 1724. The chapel to protect the statue was built in 1895.

The Plague Column is a Gothic jewel built around 1450-1500.

The oldest parts of the church were built in the 13th century. built and were part of a larger medieval fortification with a defensive wall. Therefore it is also a former fortified church.

A few doors down, fresh fruit and vegetables are sold in front of the house.

Access to my knowledge through the inn. Open from April 1st to October 31st Monday - Sunday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Defense tower The mighty defense tower that stands in the middle of Palterndorf is a wonderful stone witness of the Middle Ages. The tower was first mentioned in a document in the Liechtenstein land register of 1414 ("... so there is a courtyard there, the tower is in place ...") and then belonged to the Liechtensteiners. It was part of an apparently fortified courtyard. The defense tower was once enclosed by a wall and moat. The tower was built from rubble stones and has a wall thickness of over one meter, a base area of 8 by 8 meters and a height to the eaves of 14 meters. The ground floor has a barrel vault and is accessible through a door that was added later. The original entrance to the tower is the high entry on the first floor. This could only be reached by a ladder, which provided better protection in an emergency, because the ladder could be pulled in and this made it difficult for the attackers to get into the tower. The legend tells that there was an underground escape route from the fortified tower to the fortified church. Originally, the tower should have had a fortified end. The largely original Gothic village tower is an extraordinary rarity across the country and is the only one of its kind north of the Danube. It is a testimony to the home decor, storage and refuge in the Gothic era. This fact gives it special historical, artistic and cultural significance. https://palterndorf-dobermannsdorf.riskommunal.net/system/web/video.aspx?detailonr=224947416 Source: https://www.palterndorf.at/Freizeit_Vereine/Tourismus/Wehreurm

"The parish church of St. Laurentius in Drösing is a former fortified church. The squat, three-storey Romanesque fortified tower is open through slit windows and Romanesque sound windows, has a handle on the parapet wall and is crowned by an octagonal helmet, a pointed helmet made of stone with baroque dials. Closes to the east the mighty central baroque central building, which was built while maintaining the Romanesque corner of the long house in the west. The long house has segmented arched windows and is divided by pilasters. In the south, a low sacristy is added. "