Die Evangelische Christuskirche Review

Undoubtedly, this Protestant church is the most famous landmark of Hallstatt, the most conspicuous church in postcard photos, but because it is a Christian church, its interior decoration is still simple and unpretentious, and it is not in line with its external reputation.

The comment just now seems to be wrong. This church is the church in the postcard angle. The church is closed at 5:00 pm. You can go in during the day and see it. It is relatively small.

The church is a landmark of the whole town, and you can see the top of the pointed tower from a distance, especially the church is also the most shiny part of the postcard angle. It is open during the day and can be visited, but it is very small inside.

The Protestant church is the most famous building in the town of Harstadt. From the moment you step into this town, no matter you go up the hill, down the slope, into any trail, you can always see this iconic church spire, everywhere, absolute landmark building. The famous postcard picture is also dominated by this church. Close to the Protestant church, he will find that he is not big, compared with other magnificent buildings in Europe, it seems a bit ordinary and simple, but such elegance and lakeside towns complement each other, the mountains, colored wooden houses, blue lake, are so light and fresh.

The new church is a landmark building in Hallstatt. It stands tall in various houses. Walking anywhere in the town, you can see the tall minarets of the new church. It is a beautiful photo from any angle. To this end, travelers to the town will be around the steeple and keep pressing the shutter. Few tourists entered the church. When I went into the church to seek shelter, I looked around: the altar, the ring wooden worship chair, a few rows of burning candles, and the unknowing digital memory hanging on the wall. . . , The scene of the European farm church in a movie in the depths of memory reappeared. Suddenly there was a feeling of returning from a dreamy wonderland to the real world: the town was real.

I have been not sure about the difference between Protestant and Christianity. Anyway, I know that it is one of the Christian branches. This church is small in Europe, but it is located in the center of the town by the lake. It is a symbol of the postcard town and even one of the popular attractions in Europe. Wherever you go, you can see this spire church.

On the iconic postcards of Hallstatt, the chapel on the lake is always the most finishing touch; in the small town of Hallstatt, the spire of the chapel can be seen anywhere. It is actually next to the Hallstatt Market Square, and the town's ferry terminal is behind the church.