Wotruba Church - Church of the Most Holy Trinity in Vienna: photos, reviews

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Perched at the top of a leafy hill overlooking Vienna, the Wotrubakirche - officially known as the Church of the Most Holy Trinity - stands as a striking testament to Brutalist and Cubist architecture. Designed by noted architect Fritz Wotruba and opened in 1976, this unique church attracts visitors with its bold geometric forms, which contrast beautifully with the verdant parkland surrounding it. Rated 4.5 on Google, the church invites both contemplative solitude and family visits, being especially suitable for children. For those eager to blend architecture with nature, the well-marked hiking trails behind the church weave through serene forest landscapes, offering a perfect day out for city dwellers and tourists alike. Whether you're visiting on a Saturday afternoon or a Sunday morning, the combination of architectural mastery and natural beauty makes this destination truly unforgettable.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Kaserngasse

Bus stop 451 m walk

Lindauergasse

Bus stop 459 m walk

Valentingasse

Bus stop 679 m walk

Maurer Berg

Bus stop 723 m walk

Rudolf Waisenhorn Gasse

Bus stop 792 m walk

4.5

based on 737 reviews

Google

4.5/5 737 reviews

M. P.

Wunderschöne Kirche mit durchaus spannender Architektur. 🇦🇹🙏

Arne Lößl

Eine der interessantesten Kirchen Wiens. Gebaut nach Plänen von Fritz Wotruba.

Paulina Wagner

A great show case for the brutalism, a place to feel the difference.

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Wotruba Church - Church of the Most Holy Trinity in Vienna

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