Pupping Abbey

Pupping, Austria

Pupping monastery was founded in 1477 by the Couns of Schaunberg. The church was consecrated in 1490 and remodelled in the Baroque style in 1621. However, the monastery was sold and church demolished in 1801 after the secularization.

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Pupping 4, Pupping, Austria
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Founded: 1303
Category: Religious sites in Austria

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4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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User Reviews

Gudrun Biebl (2 years ago)
Very nice quiet church, great for baptisms
Tochko Mikolashev (2 years ago)
Perfect
Franz Alllerstorfer (2 years ago)
A monastery complex with a lot of architectural history. The changing usage intentions are also impressive. A friendly and open place. You can almost feel the monastic community's will to survive. The Franz Jägerstätter chapel built in the monastery area is also worth seeing.
Mr. Mustache (Stefan Stöger) (2 years ago)
Incredibly beautiful, wonderful people. A beautiful place. I was allowed to get to know the monastery garden at the Festival of Associations.
Martha Fleschurz (3 years ago)
Fantastic monastery shop and very friendly advice ?
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