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The Wolfsgraben Parish Church is a Roman Catholic parish church in the Lower Austrian municipality of Wolfsgraben. It is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and belongs to the Purkersdorf deanery in the Vicariate of Unter dem Wienerwald of the Archdiocese of Vienna. The church building is a listed building.

Statue originally located at the Kärntnertor in Vienna from the mid-18th century

In 1711, Albert Anton von Schmerling acquired the estate. The new owner was the Land Comptur of the Teutonic Order. The parish was thus passed to the Teutonic Order, which became the patron of the church. This church was located about 15 minutes outside of town on the so-called Kirchberg. In order to improve this impractical location, the castle chapel and several adjoining rooms were converted into a parish church and parts of the castle were adapted as a pastor's apartment. The parish church has therefore been in its current location since 1789.

Only the construction of the Chapel of the Cross on the Hofwiesen created a worthy location for it. The community committed itself to contributing sand, lime and stones and the population eagerly helped with the construction. Over the years the chapel fell into disrepair. A generous donation of 500 guilders from the wealthy Weis sisters, who had spent their youth in Laab, made it possible for the chapel to be rebuilt in 1852.

Very nice hiking trails with different lengths (good walking trails). The routes are well signposted. You might see fire salamanders in the Wolfsgraben wetland biotope - my husband and I were obviously particularly lucky: we saw 4 fire salamanders on our hike!

Laab im Walde is a municipality in Lower Austria with 1,094 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2023). Laab lies in a side valley of the Liesingbachtal on the Laaber Bach. Laab is known for its rehabilitation center, which is located at an altitude of 316m in the middle of the Vienna Woods. Laab was also a favorite hunting area for the Babenbergs and the Habsburgs.

Wolfsgraben is a Wienerwald municipality and is located in the Lower Austrian industrial district, about 15 km west of Vienna. The area of the municipality covers 17.34 square kilometers, 66 percent of the area is forested. In the municipality there are no other cadastral communities except Wolfsgraben. It is traversed by the Wolfsgrabenbach, which rises near the Kleinen Semmering and flows into the Wien two kilometers north of the town at the Wienerwaldsee. Here the valley is about 200 meters deep and is bridged by the distinctive Wolfsgraben valley crossing of the western autobahn.

The Lower Austrian municipality of Wolfsgraben in the district of Sankt Pölten-Land lies in the heart of the Vienna Woods - only around 15 kilometers away from the city of Vienna. The Wolfsgrabenbach stream flows through the near-natural municipal area. Wolfsgraben is ideal for a short – or even longer – break in the countryside not far from the city, especially for those looking for peace and quiet and holidaymakers with children.