Wotruba-Kirche: A Symbol of Contemporary Faith

Located in Liesing, Wotruba-Kirche is a modern architectural masterpiece embodying a unique spiritual vision.

Constructed from August 1974 to October 1976, the church was designed by sculptor Fritz Wotruba, who passed away before its completion. The church's design is influenced by Wotruba's visit to Chartres Cathedral, representing his architectural aspiration. It features 152 concrete blocks of varying sizes and weights, with an impressive height of 13.10 meters, challenging conventional notions of church design.

Unforgettable Highlights

• ⚒️ Unique Structure: 152 asymmetrically arranged concrete blocks, weighing up to 141 tons.
• 🌲 Natural Surroundings: Borders the Wienerwald, offering a serene environment.
• 🏗️ Historic Significance: Site of former Wehrmacht barracks during the Third Reich.

The church is accessible to all, making it a great visit for tourists, families, and architecture enthusiasts alike.