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The Petersbergen local chapel, also known as the Mass Chapel of St. John Nepomuk in Petersbergen or the St. Peter's John Chapel, is a Roman Catholic mass chapel in the municipality of Graz-St. Peter. It is located in the Graz district of Petersbergen, near the city limits. The history of the chapel goes back to the middle of the 19th century. The chapel is a single-nave sacred building with a single-tower façade and a three-eighths end. It has a rectangular floor plan and faces southwest. There is a barred round-arch window on each side of the chapel room and a small round window is set into the choir end. The facade tower on the northeastern chapel wall protrudes slightly as a risalit.

The route through the Wolfsgraben is very beautiful, the way back is too long on asphalt

The church is dedicated to the great Salzburg bishop and missionary, St. Rupert and was built in 1959/1960 according to plans by civil architect DI Bernhard Jäger. The solemn consecration of the church was attended by diocesan bishop Dr. Josef Schoiswohl am 1st Sunday of Advent, November 27, 1960. DI Jäger also designed the altar made of Mainz sandstone.

Nice Mogen round with dog

another beautiful view

Nice chapel, in which you can / can go in and opposite is a bench to rest and enjoy after the "sweaty" ascent

Pretty little church; elevated.