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Evangelische Kirche Tschöran

Bodensdorf, Carinthia

The Protestant church was originally built without a tower, as according to Emperor Josef II's Patent of Toleration, Protestant houses of worship were not allowed to be recognizable as such from the outside. The tower was only erected in the 19th century. Today, the building is culturally and historically significant and features a stucco-decorated ceiling, an organ, and a pulpit altar from 1780 with paintings depicting Jesus and four apostles.