Catholic Church Strobl
Strobl, Salzburg, Österreich
St. Sigismund Catholic Church
Originally, Strobl belonged to the Parish of Thalgau.
In March 1757, two farmers asked the Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg if the people could have a church of their own.
Prince-Archbishop Sigismund, Earl of Schrattenbach gave his consent in 1758 and on 3rd May, 1761, the church was dedicated to St. Sigismund.
In 1857, Strobl became a fully independent parish in its own right.
Services: Tuesday and Friday at 7.30 am, Monday and Saturday 7pm, Sunday 9 am and 6 pm.(wintertime), 7 pm (summertime)
Originally, Strobl belonged to the Parish of Thalgau.
In March 1757, two farmers asked the Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg if the people could have a church of their own.
Prince-Archbishop Sigismund, Earl of Schrattenbach gave his consent in 1758 and on 3rd May, 1761, the church was dedicated to St. Sigismund.
In 1857, Strobl became a fully independent parish in its own right.
Services: Tuesday and Friday at 7.30 am, Monday and Saturday 7pm, Sunday 9 am and 6 pm.(wintertime), 7 pm (summertime)
services: Sun and bank Holidays 9 am and 19 am
Accessibility / arrival
in the center
Parking- Parking space: 4
Season
- Spring
- Summer
- Autumn
- Winter
Suitable for wheelchairs: Not all of the legally stipulated ÖNORM are complied with. In principle, this object is suitable for wheelchairs and no assistance is necessary.
Contact
5350 Strobl
Phone +43 6137 7313
E-Mail pfarre.strobl@pfarre.kirchen.net
Web www.pfarre-strobl.at
http://www.pfarre-strobl.at
Contact person
Pfarrprovisor Thomas Bergner
Bürglstraße 4
5350 Strobl
Phone +43 6137 7313
E-Mail pfarre.strobl@pfarre.kirchen.net
Web www.pfarre-strobl.at
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