Dreiheiligenkirche

The church is located a short walk outside the city center in the district of the same name, "Dreiheiligen". You will find it east of the railway viaduct, simply called "Bögen" in Innsbruck. The Dreiheiligenkirche owes its existence to a plague epidemic in the 17th century. In the hope that the church building would drive away the plague, the foundation stone was laid. In 1613 the church was consecrated, and a century later it was redesigned. Since then, the church has shone in Rococo style. The interior of the church is a bright room with a flat barrel vault. It is decorated with stucco and ceiling frescoes. Three Rococo altars and several paintings adorn the room.