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St. Ottilie

Gothic Marvel in Salzdorf Valley

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St. Ottilia Church in Landshut-Salzdorf stands as a Gothic masterpiece founded in 1480, attributed to the Landshut Construction Workshop. Dedicated to Saint Ottilia, it has been part of the Heilig Blut parish since 1862 and is recognized as a heritage monument in Bavaria. The surrounding cemetery wall enhances this historical site in the scenic Salzdorf Valley.

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The church has been part of the Heilig Blut parish since 1862.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1480
Architectural Style: Gothic
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic

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Guided Story

You're standing before the Gothic church of St. Ottilia, an architectural gem founded in 1480. Take a moment to admire the intricate Gothic details attributed to the Landshut Construction Workshop. Dedicated to Saint Ottilia, this church has been part of the Heilig Blut parish since 1862. Surrounding the church is an old cemetery wall, adding to the charm of this historical site nestled in the scenic Salzdorf Valley. As a recognized heritage monument in Bavaria, it holds a special place in the region's history. Feel the quiet presence of centuries past as you explore this sacred space.