CHURCH OF SAINT GILLES (PFARRKIRCHE SANKT EGIDIUS)

This Gothic church with a pointed hat was first mentioned in 1376. The church building, dedicated to St. Giles the hermit, was renovated in 1767, and it is from this renovation that it has its present appearance. The frescoes on the vault, dating from the end of the 18th century, are by Josef Beer; the altar paintings are by Paul Troger. Take a look at the interesting macabre paintings on the walls of the cemetery.