List of Romanesque buildings in Austria

The list of Romanesque buildings in Austria is intended to give as complete an overview as possible of Romanesque buildings in Austria . There are also buildings listed that are not purely Romanesque but, for example, were later rebuilt in the Baroque era , or of which only parts (e.g. the apse ) were built in the Romanesque style. However, only those buildings are listed where Romanesque elements are still visible and Romanesque is not only present as an overmolded building core.

The list is sorted by federal state .

Burgenland

photo		Construction year	Surname	Location	description	Metadata
Yes			Bergkirche Stoob BDA-ID: 85078 Wikidata	Location	The church, located on a hill above the village of Stoob, dates from the early 13th century. Remains of wall paintings from around 1230 have been found in the apse.

Carinthia

photo	Construction year	Surname	Location	description
Yes		Karner in Altenmarkt im Gurktal BDA-ID: 105396	Location	The Karner in Altenmarkt (municipality of Weitensfeld im Gurktal ) is a round building with a conical roof that adjoins the cemetery wall.
Yes		Parish church Berg im Drautal BDA-ID: 61426	Location	The originally late Romanesque church was converted into a Gothic fortified church in the 15th century, but the Romanesque portal (with tympanum painting) and wall paintings from the 13th century are still preserved. There is a late Romanesque-early Gothic charnel house in the cemetery.
Yes		Filialkirche St. Lorenzen am Johannserberg, Brückl BDA-ID: 102032	Location	The simple Romanesque church in the municipality of Brückl received additions from later times, but is essentially unchanged.
Yes		Karner in Deinsberg BDA-ID: 61482	Location	The Karner in Deinsberg ( Guttaring municipality ) is a late Romanesque rotunda
Yes		Branch church in Dielach BDA-ID: 61495	Location	The St. Rupert branch church in Dielach ( Mölbling municipality ) is a simple building with a Romanesque nave and an early Gothic apse.
Yes		Filial church St. Lamprecht in Diex BDA-ID: 61939	Location	The church in Diex is a small building with a roof turret and a just drawn in apse.
Yes		Church in Dobrowa BDA-ID: 82051	Location	The small building on the outskirts of the town of Völkermarkt has a round apse and a roof turret covered with wooden panels.
Yes		Filial church St. Egid in Dröschitz BDA-ID: 62024	Location	The branch church in Dröschitz (municipality of Velden am Wörther See ) is a simple building with a round apse.
Yes		Heiligengeistkirche Eberndorf BDA-ID: 61537	Location	The small originally Romanesque church with a round apse and wooden roof turret was later rebuilt in Gothic and Baroque style.
Yes		Karner in Feldkirchen BDA-ID: 67923	Location	The Karner von Feldkirchen in Carinthia is a simple round building from around 1200.
Yes		Affiliate church Freundsam BDA-ID: 61709	Location	The small late Romanesque-early Gothic church in Freundsam ( Liebenfels municipality ) has an apsidal choir and wall paintings from the construction period around 1300.
Yes	12th century	Parish church Friesach BDA-ID: 61726	Friesach 37 location	The two-tower westwork of the Friesach parish church from the 12th century is Romanesque , and the Gothic long choir is from the 14th century. In the churchyard there is also a fragment of the portal of the former Karner.
Yes	around 1076	Keep and Rupert's Chapel in Petersberg Castle BDA-ID: 34264	Location	Petersberg Castle above Friesach was laid out by Archbishop Gebhard von Salzburg and expanded by Archbishop Konrad I around 1140 . In the 15th century, the castle was modernized and rebuilt, but was abandoned after a fire in the 17th century and fell into disrepair.
Yes		Teutonic Order Church Friesach BDA-ID: 61725	Location	The gothic and later baroque church has a Romanesque core, frescoes from around 1180 were rediscovered in 1946.
Yes		Branch church Gablern BDA-ID: 61738	Location	The essentially Romanesque church of Gablern (municipality of Eberndorf ) was changed in Baroque style, but has frescoes from before 1300.
Yes		Tower of the parish church of Gallizien BDA-ID: 61745	Location	The tower of the Gothic parish church of Gallizien is still in Romanesque style.
Yes		Filial church St. Andrä in Glandorf BDA-ID: 68358	Location	The church in Glandorf ( St. Veit an der Glan ) has a Romanesque nave and a late Gothic choir.
Yes		Karner in Glantschach BDA-ID: 61766	Location	The Karner in Glantschach ( Liebenfels municipality ) is a round building with a small apse.
Yes		Karner von Gmünd in Carinthia BDA-ID: 61778	Location	The Karner von Gmünd in Carinthia is a round building from the 12th half of the 12th century and was Gothic changed at the end of the 14th century.
Yes		Parish Church of Grades BDA-ID: 61806	Location	The church of Grades (municipality of Metnitz ) has a Romanesque core, which can still be seen especially on the tower.
Yes		Church in Gratschach BDA-ID: 61836	Location	The church in Gratschach ( Villach ) is a small building with a low square choir and a wooden roof turret
Yes		Stiftskirche Griffen and Alte Kirche next to the monastery BDA-ID: 34360	Location	The church in Griffen was first mentioned in a document in 1272 and is essentially a Romanesque pillar basilica, which was later changed to Baroque style. The old church is located in the center of the churchyard and was first mentioned in 1235. It was redesigned in Gothic and Baroque style.
Yes	around 1140	Gurk Cathedral BDA-ID: 110156	Domplatz 1 location	Gurk Cathedral is often referred to as the most important Romanesque building in Austria. It was built around 1140–1200, with important frescoes in the jagged style in the west gallery.
Yes		Branch church Hart BDA-ID: 94029	Location	The church of Hart (municipality of Feldkirchen in Carinthia ) has a conical apse, a wide western porch and an apse.
Yes		Filial church St. Andreas in Hausdorf BDA-ID: 61943	Location	The branch church in Hausdorf ( Strasbourg municipality ) is a Romanesque building with a retracted and just closed choir.
Yes		St. Radegundis Church in Hohenfeld BDA-ID: 61966	Location	The church in Hohenfeld (municipality of Strasbourg ) has a Romanesque nave, an apse and a Romanesque portal.
Yes		Branch church in Höllein BDA-ID: 68367	Location	The church of St. Leonhard in Höllein (municipality of Strasbourg ) is an 11th century building with an apse. The west tower is a later ingredient, probably from the 14th century.
Yes		Branch church St. Willibald in Kappel am Krappfeld BDA-ID: 63365	Location	The small branch church in Kappel am Krappfeld has a Romanesque nave and an attached Gothic choir.
Yes		Karner at the parish church Kappl am Krappfeld BDA-ID: 62014	Location	The Karner of the parish church Kappel am Krappfeld is a round building.
Yes		Branch church Kerschdorf BDA-ID: 62026	Location	The church in Kerschdorf (municipality of Velden am Wörther See ) has a semicircular apse. The fresco of St. Christopher on the outer wall is late Gothic.
Yes		Filialkirche am Kulm BDA-ID: 82041	Location	The branch church of St. Katharina am Kul (municipality of Völkermarkt ) is a simple building with a round apse.
Yes		Gotthard Church in Lansach BDA-ID: 62360	Location	The small Romanesque church in Lansach (municipality of Weißenstein ) already contains an early Gothic portal. In the apse there are paintings from around 1250.
Yes		West portal of the Lieding parish church BDA-ID: 62404	Location	The parish church of Lieding ( Strasbourg municipality ), which was built after 1200 and converted into a Gothic church after 1330 , still has the Romanesque west portal.
Yes	between 1006 and 1039	Parish church Maria Hilf Assumptio in Malta BDA-ID: 62464	Location	The parish church in Malta is essentially Romanesque, with important frescoes from around 1300. The church became known worldwide when the image of a mythical creature that strikingly resembles Mickey Mouse was discovered when the frescoes were uncovered in 2002 . The Karner at the adjacent cemetery is also Romanesque.
Yes		Romanesque elements of the Maria Wörth church complex BDA-ID: 12933	Location	Romanesque elements can still be seen on both the parish and the winter church, a late Romanesque element in particular is the Karner.
Yes	around 1060-1088	Millstadt collegiate church and cloister BDA-ID: 21751	Stiftgasse 1 location	There are Romanesque components above all at the collegiate church and at the heart of the monastery, the Millstatt cloister .
Yes		Branch church Obergottesfeld BDA-ID: 62608	Location	The branch church in Obergottesfeld (municipality of Sachsenburg ) has a recessed low semicircular apse.
Yes	early 11th century	Ossiach Collegiate Church BDA-ID: 96305	Location	The former collegiate church of Ossiach was built in the early 11th century as a Romanesque pillar basilica, rebuilt in Gothic style after a severe fire in 1484 and later rebuilt in Baroque style.
Yes		Branch church Rabenstein BDA-ID: 101924	Location	The branch church of Rabenstein (municipality of Althofen ) probably dates from the 11th century. It has a round apse and a roof turret.
Yes		Karner in Radsberg BDA-ID: 6958	Location	The Karner St. Michael in Radsberg (municipality of Ebenthal in Carinthia ) is a round building with a small apse.
Yes		Karner in Rechberg BDA-ID: 67917	Location	The Karner in Rechberg (municipality of Eisenkappel-Vellach ) is a round building and has a semicircular apse, both have pointed conical roofs.
Yes		Karner in Reichenfels BDA-ID: 62821	Location	The Karner von Reichenfels is a round building with a stepped oriel apse and covered staircase.
Yes		Church in Rückersdorf BDA-ID: 81516	Location	The nave of the church in Rückersdorf (municipality of Sittersdorf ) is Romanesque, the sacristy was added in the Gothic and the arched portal was installed.
Yes		Former branch church St. Johann im Tale BDA-ID: 95551	Location	The church in the parish of Strasbourg, which has meanwhile been profaned, has a Romanesque nave and a polygonal Gothic choir with buttresses that was added later.
Yes		Tower of the St. Margaretha Church near Eisenkappel BDA-ID: 62831	Location	The church of St. Margarethen (municipality of Eisenkappel-Vellach ) is essentially Romanesque, especially the massive tower on the north side of the Gothic choir.
Yes		Karner in St. Margarethen ob Töllerberg BDA-ID: 69519	Location	The Karner of St. Margarethen ob Töllerberg (municipality of Völkermarkt ) is a round building, the apse-like wall niche does not protrude to the outside.
Yes		Church of St. Martin am Wallersberg BDA-ID: 63128	Location	The church in St. Martin am Wallersberg (municipality of Ruden ), which was later extended to the west, has remains of paintings from the 10th / 11th centuries in the choir.
Yes	End of the 12th century	Collegiate Church of St. Paul in Lavanttal BDA-ID: 93318	Hauptstrasse 1 location	The basilica of the monastery in St. Paul im Lavanttal from the end of the 12th century was given a Gothic vault after a fire in 1367.
Yes		Filial church St. Peter ob Gurk BDA-ID: 68370	Location	The branch church of St. Peter (parish of Strasbourg ) has a Romanesque nave and a retracted, transverse rectangular choir, which is located in the place of the apse.
Yes		West portal of the parish church of St. Veit an der Glan BDA-ID: 63261	Location	The mainly Gothic parish church of St. Veit an der Glan has a Romanesque west portal.
Yes		Karner von St. Veit an der Glan BDA-ID: 68351	Location	The Karner von St. Veit an der Glan is a Romanesque building, to which a Gothic ribbed vault was added later.
Yes		Karner von Sittersdorf BDA-ID: 81567	Location	The Karner von Sittersdorf with a round domed vault dates from the middle of the 12th century.
Yes		Parish church and Karner in Stein im Jauntal BDA-ID: 63378	Location	The nave and the round apse have been preserved from the former castle chapel of Stein im Jauntal (municipality of Sankt Kanzian am Klopeiner See ). A Romanesque charnel house, which was later changed to the Gothic style, has also been preserved on the former castle grounds.
Yes		Branch church in Straganz BDA-ID: 63406	Location	The church of the Holy Trinity of Straganz (municipality Mölbling ) from the middle of the 13th century has a polygonal round apse and a roof turret .
Yes		Filial church of St. Maria Magdalena in Strasbourg BDA-ID: 68369	Location	The branch church in Strasbourg is a simple building with a round apse.
Yes		Streimberg branch church BDA-ID: 68360	Location	The Romanesque building has a roof turret and a vaulted round apse.
Yes		Filial church St. Margaretha in Tiffen BDA-ID: 68363	Location	The church in Tiffen (municipality of Steindorf am Ossiacher See ) is a simple building with a round apse.
Yes		Karner from Tigring BDA-ID: 12962	Location	The Karner at the cemetery in Tigring (municipality of Moosburg ) dates from the middle of the 12th century.
Yes		Karner von Untergreutschach BDA-ID: 67976	Location	The round building with oriel apse in Untergreutschach (municipality of Griffen ) was Gothicized in the 14th century, and the wall paintings inside also come from this time.
Yes	1202	Viktring Collegiate Church BDA-ID: 68135	Stift-Vitkring-Straße location	The collegiate church of Viktring was consecrated in the form of a pillar basilica in 1202, the choir area was later extended in a Gothic style and half of the nave was demolished in the 19th century.
Yes		Filial church St. Michael in Villach BDA-ID: 63142	Location	The church on the edge of Villach is a small building with a round apse and roof turret.
Yes		City Parish Church of St. Maria Magdalena in Völkermarkt BDA-ID: 63647	Kirchgasse location	The parish church of Völkermarkt is essentially Romanesque and was later rebuilt several times. It has a preserved Romanesque west portal.
Yes		Karner of St. Ruprecht's Church in Völkermarkt BDA-ID: 68444	Location	The apse of this rotunda was replaced by a choir in the early Gothic period.
Yes		Filial church St. Maria Magdalena in Weitensfeld BDA-ID: 105383	Location	The church in Weitensfeld is a simple building that was later changed to the Gothic style. The Magdalene window, the oldest surviving Romanesque window in Austria, comes from here .
Yes		City parish church St. Markus in Wolfsberg BDA-ID: 63733	Location	Of the parish church of Wolfsberg , which was later rebuilt in Gothic and Baroque style , the Romanesque portal can still be seen.
Yes		Filial church St. Thomas in Wullross BDA-ID: 68462	Location	The small Romanesque church in Wullross ( Weitensfeld municipality in the Gurktal ) has a round apse and a wooden roof turret.
Yes		Parish church Zweinitz BDA-ID: 63805	Location	The church of Zweinitz (community of Weitensfeld in the Gurktal ) was rebuilt in the Gothic style, but the western portal, decorated with a braided band and two console heads, is a Romanesque element.

Lower Austria

photo	Construction year	Surname	Location	description
Yes	around 1220	Church in Altweitra BDA-ID: 26311	Location	The hall church in Altweitra was built around 1220. the sound arcade is an ingredient from the 19th century.
Yes		Ardagger Collegiate Church BDA-ID: 27916	Location	The collegiate church has a Romanesque core, in particular the crypt is still visible. The Margaret window from around 1230 (now behind the high altar) is the oldest figurative glass window in Austria.
Yes	after 1050	Nave of the parish church Bad Deutsch-Altenburg BDA-ID: 11074	Kirchenberg 1 location	The church of Bad Deutsch-Altenburg was built after 1050 in the form of a pillar basilica. The three-aisled nave is Romanesque, the choir and tower are Gothic additions.
Yes	around 1200	Karner in Bad Deutsch-Altenburg BDA-ID: 11094	Kirchenberg 3 location	The charnel house with a semicircular apse and portal porch on the west dates from around 1200.
Yes		Castle Chapel St. Georg in Droß BDA-ID: 69591	Schlossstrasse location	The Romanesque nave was expanded to include a Gothic choir with a turret, and the interior was given a Baroque style.
Yes	12th century	Towers of the parish church Eggenburg BDA-ID: 53563	Location	The east towers have been preserved from the Romanesque building of the Eggenburg parish church , while the nave and choir are Gothic.
Yes		Collegiate Church Geras BDA-ID: 90747	Location	The collegiate church of Geras is an essentially Romanesque pillar basilica, which was converted to Baroque style in the 18th century.
Yes		Karner in Hadersdorf BDA-ID: 69958	Location	The late Romanesque-early Gothic Karner of Hadersdorf am Kamp ( Hadersdorf-Kammern municipality ) was built around 1270.
Yes		Karner in Hainburg on the Danube BDA-ID: 11170	Location	The Karner is a round building from around 1220.
Yes		Karner in Hardegg BDA-ID: 11991	Location	The Karner in Hardegg dates from the middle of the 12th century and is considered the oldest Karner in Lower Austria.
Yes	End of the 12th century	Nave of the collegiate church Heiligenkreuz BDA-ID: 77240	Heiligenkreuz 1 location	The three-aisled nave of the basilica was completed towards the end of the 12th century.
Yes	after 1136	Church in Kleinmariazell and cloister of the former monastery BDA-ID: 54469	Location	The core of the former collegiate church is Romanesque and was later changed to Baroque style. Two Romanesque portals are still preserved. A late Romanesque-early Gothic cloister is still preserved from the former monastery, which was built after 1136.
Yes		Church in Kleinzwettl BDA-ID: 1415	Location	The hall church, which is Romanesque in its core, was later converted into a Gothic fortified church , but Romanesque components can still be seen on the outer walls and inside.
Yes	12th Century	Klosterneuburg Abbey BDA-ID: 8901	Stiftsplatz location	The monastery was founded in the 12th century and later rebuilt many times; Romanesque remains can still be seen at the Klosterneuburg monastery church .
Yes		Phillipskirche in Kranischberg BDA-ID: 54592	Location	The church at Kranichberg ( Kirchberg am Wechsel ) is a hall building from the 13th century, the Gothic choir and the roof turret are later elements.
Yes	around 1200	Church of St. Martin in Lanzendorf BDA-ID: 29197	Lanzendorf location	The Martinskirche in Lanzendorf near Böheimkirchen has a rectangular nave from around 1200 and a square choir with a round apse. The striking leaning west tower dates from the 15th century.
Yes	around 1135	Liechtenstein Castle BDA-ID: 49210	At the Hausberg location	The castle was built around 1135, later fell into disrepair and was rebuilt in the 19th century in the neo-Romanesque style. Some of the walls and especially the castle chapel have been preserved in their original form.
Yes		Parish church Maiersdorf BDA-ID: 26880	Location	The church of Maiersdorf (municipality of Hohe Wand ) dates back to the 12th century and was extended by a Gothic upper floor in the 14th century . The choir tower is also Romanesque, the effect of which has been lost due to the addition of additional floors.
Yes	12th century	Marbach am Walde cemetery chapel BDA-ID: 70643	Location	The 12th century chapel in Marbach am Walde with a retracted rectangular choir was restored in 1932 and consecrated as a war memorial in 1935.
Yes		Karner von Margarethen am Moos BDA-ID: 11109	Location
Yes	Beginning of the 13th century.	Karner in Mistelbach BDA-ID: 1249	Cemetery location	The Karner in Mistelbach was built at the beginning of the 13th century and changed to Baroque style in 1719.
Yes	after 1180	Karner in Mödling BDA-ID: 32941	Location	The Karner, also used as a chapel, was built after 1180 and later extended
Yes		Laurenzi Church in Haag near Markersdorf (Neulengbach) BDA-ID: 73510	Location	The Laurenzi Church in Haag near Markersdorf ( Neulengbach parish ) was originally a round church from the second half of the 12th century, a Gothic choir and later a tower were added in 1500.
Yes	before 1125	Castle Church of Oberranna BDA-ID: 33062	Oberranna 1 location	The castle church was built before 1125 and has a single-nave nave and east and west choirs and a crypt
Yes	1st half of the 12th century	Round chapel Petronell BDA-ID: 11544	Location	The chapel of St. John the Baptist in Petronell is a round building from the 1st half of the 12th century, which was probably originally a building by the Knights Templar .
Yes		Parish Church of St. Michael in Pulkau BDA-ID: 20237	Location	The Romanesque core of the church in Pulkau dates from the 12th century, Romanesque elements can still be seen, especially on the tower.
Yes	Mid 13th century	Karner in Pulkau BDA-ID: 20238	Location	The Karner in Pulkau was built in the middle of the 13th century and contains Romanesque and Gothic elements. The portal in particular is Romansh.
Yes	around 1050	Crypt below the parish church of St. Pantaleon BDA-ID: 28386	Location	Below the parish church of St. Pantaleon (parish of St. Pantaleon-Erla ) there is a crypt from around 1050. Spolia from the nearby Roman legion camp was also used for its construction.
Yes	around 1150	St. Pölten Cathedral BDA-ID: 778	Domplatz location	The cathedral, which was originally built as a monastery church around 1150, has been redesigned in Baroque style, but the late Romanesque core has been preserved.
Yes	between 1130 and 1140	Parish church Scheiblingkirchen BDA-ID: 55586	Location	The church of Scheiblingkirchen corresponds to the type of a round church and was built between 1130 and 1140. Additions were made in the Baroque period and in the 19th century.
Yes	First third of the 13th century	Parish Church Schöngrabern BDA-ID: 11723	Location	The church in Schöngrabern is a late Romanesque hall building and dates from the first third of the 13th century and is best known for its “ Stone Bible ” on the apse, which is unique in Austria .
Yes	Middle of the 13th century	Karner in Tulln BDA-ID: 21574	Kirchengasse 17 location	The late Romanesque Karner , eleven-sided on the outside and round on the inside, in Tulln on the Danube dates from the middle of the 13th century. Today it is used as a chapel.
Yes		City parish church St. Stephan in Tulln BDA-ID: 21573	Kirchengasse 17 location	The church was built as a pillar basilica and redesigned Gothic and Baroque. Romanesque elements can still be seen on the southern nave and on the portals.
Yes		Karner from Unserfrau BDA-ID: 26325	Location	The Karner in Unserfrau (municipality of Unserfrau-Altweitra ) dates from the end of the 12th century, was used as a burial chapel in the 18th and 19th centuries and given a classical facade.
Yes		Wiener Neustadt Cathedral BDA-ID: 10535	Location	The Wiener Neustadt Cathedral was consecrated in 1279. It is essentially late Romanesque, especially the nave and the western towers. From 1468 to 1785 it was the cathedral of the Diocese of Wiener Neustadt .
Yes	End of 10th century	Parish church Wieselburg BDA-ID: 20988	Location	The parish church of St. Ulrich in Wieselburg was built at the end of the 10th century and later Gothicized. In its original octagonal shape, it is an important example of a central building. The frescoes were exposed again in the 1950s.
Yes	around 1200	Church of St. Nicholas in Wildungsmauer BDA-ID: 11685	Location	The church in Wildungsmauer was built around 1200. Almost all of the original has been preserved, only the roof and ridge turrets were changed in the 19th century.
Yes		Propstei Zwettl BDA-ID: 128769	Propstei 1 location	The complex in Zwettl , which dates from the time of the Kuenringer , consists of a church, a cemetery chapel, a charnel house and the remains of a castle wall.
Yes	after 1138	Zwettl Abbey BDA-ID: 34133	Location	From the Zwettl Abbey, founded in 1138, the late Romanesque-early Gothic cloister has been preserved. The majority of the monastery was baroque.

Upper Austria

photo	Surname	Location	description
Yes	Monastery church of Lambach Abbey BDA-ID: 117662	Klosterplatz location	The monastery church of Lambach Abbey was consecrated in 1089 and has significant frescoes (the oldest in the southern German-speaking area).
Yes	Martinskirche in Linz BDA-ID: 93758	Martingasse location	The core of the current church dates from the 10th / 11th centuries, the church was later rebuilt in a Gothic style.
Yes	Karner in Mauthausen BDA-ID: 17146	Location	The Karner von Mauthausen is a round building that was later extended in the Gothic style. The interior frescoes date from around 1260 and are in the jagged style.
Yes	Church of Pfarrkirchen im Mühlkreis BDA-ID: 14072	Location	In the church of Pfarrkirchen im Mühlkreis , which was baroque in the 17th century , Romanesque frescoes from around 1250 have been preserved, showing the martyrdom of John the Evangelist.
Yes	Parish church Rechberg BDA-ID: 1619	Location	In the parish church in Rechberg , which was rebuilt in Gothic style after 1440 , the original Romanesque character is still preserved in the flat-roofed nave, where frescoes from the 13th century have also been found.
Yes	Parish Church Suben BDA-ID: 17455	Location	The parish church of Suben was rebuilt in the 18th century, but remains of the Romanesque predecessor church can be seen there.
Yes	Portal of the parish church of Wels BDA-ID: 117923	Location	The portal, like the entire church in Wels, was given a Baroque style, but inside you can still see the original Romanesque structures from the beginning of the 13th century.
Yes	Romanesque portal of the Wilhering collegiate church BDA-ID: 121578	Location	A Romanesque portal from the previous church was integrated into the Wilhering collegiate church, which was built in the 18th century .

Salzburg

photo	Construction year	Surname	Location	description
Yes		Romanesque portal within the parish church in Altenmarkt im Pongau BDA-ID: 18871	Location
Yes		Georgi Church in Bischofshofen BDA-ID: 23230	Location	The Gorgi Church in Bischofshofen is a rectangular building with a semicircular apse under a gable roof with a turret .
Yes		Nave of the Franciscan Church in Salzburg BDA-ID: 71304	Sigmund-Haffner-Gasse 15 location	The Romanesque nave of the Franciscan church in Salzburg has been preserved (consecrated in 1123?), The choir is Gothic, the facade and furnishings are baroque.
Yes		Stiftskirche Nonnberg BDA-ID: 102138	Location	From the Romanesque church on Nonnberg , the church tower, portal parts and the "paradise" with its frescoes have been preserved.
Yes		St. Peter Abbey in Salzburg BDA-ID: 102225	Location	The monastery, the oldest in the German-speaking area, was converted to Baroque style in the middle of the 18th century, but the Romanesque components are the crypt of the collegiate church and the cloister.
Yes	before 1227	Mariazellerkapelle at Petersfriedhof BDA-ID: 102225	Location	The Mariazellerkapelle (Katharinenkapelle), founded in 1215, is attached to the southern transverse arm of the collegiate church of St. Peter and was consecrated in 1227
Yes		St. Rupert in Weißpriach BDA-ID: 24595	Location	The later Baroque church in Weißpriach has an important fresco cycle from the time between 1050 and 1200.

Styria

photo	Construction year	Surname	Location	description
Yes		Church of St. Rupert and Karner in Bruck an der Mur BDA-ID: 107161	Location	The church of St. Ruprecht in Bruck an der Mur was first mentioned in 1195, but today, apart from the baroque tower, it is mainly Gothic in appearance and also has important Gothic wall paintings from around 1415. The Karner at the cemetery dates from the 13th century.
Yes		Church in Dietmannsdorf BDA-ID: 56548	Location	The church of Dietmannsdorf (municipality of Trieben ) was built in the middle of the 12th century, it has in particular a round arched portal with cube capitals.
Yes		Karner in Hartberg BDA-ID: 81070	Location	The two-part rotunda next to the parish church in Hartberg dates from the late 12th century and has significant frescoes of unclear content from around 1200 inside.
Yes		Göss Abbey BDA-ID: 86295	Location	The Romanesque crypt of the gothic church of the Göss Abbey in Leoben , built around 1020, is still preserved.
Yes		Parish church St. Rupert in Kobenz BDA-ID: 57278	Location	The parish church of Kobenz is one of the oldest in Styria. In its current appearance, the church is mainly Gothic (with frescoes from the 15th century), while the tower made of masonry rubble is mainly Romanesque.
Yes		Church and Karner von Pöls BDA-ID: 57505	Location	The Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary of Pöls (municipality of Pöls-Oberkurzheim ) was built in the 12th century as a three-aisled pillar basilica, which was later partially gothic and inside baroque. There is also a Romanesque charnel house in the cemetery.
Yes		Johanneskapelle in Pürgg BDA-ID: 57514	Location	The Johanneskapelle in Pürgg (municipality of Stainach-Pürgg ) is estimated to date before 1120. It has important frescoes from the 3rd quarter of the 12th century.
Yes		Parish church St. Marein near Neumarkt and Karner BDA-ID: 57664	Location	From the Romanesque church of the Assumption of Mary in Sankt Marein near Neumarkt , the choir square tower and some walls in the otherwise Gothic-style nave have been preserved. There is a Romanesque charnel house at the cemetery.
Yes	1164	Seckau Abbey Church BDA-ID: 57582	Location	The Seckau basilica was built around 1143–1164. It was later vaulted in Gothic style. Changes also took place in the Baroque period and in the 19th century, in particular the towers, which had already been baroque, were rebuilt in neo-Romanesque style.

Tyrol

photo		Construction year	Surname	Location	description	Metadata
Yes			Church of St. Nicholas in Matrei BDA-ID: 3052	Location	The Nikolauskirche in Matrei in Osttirol was built at the end of the 12th century, the tower and the Gothic vault are a later addition. Two chapels have fresco paintings from around 1270.

Vorarlberg

photo		Construction year	Surname	Location	description	Metadata
Yes			Church of St. Nikolaus in Zitz BDA-ID: 65134	Location	The St. Nikolaus branch church in Zitz ( Bludesch municipality ) is one of the oldest churches in Vorarlberg. It has a late Romanesque nave and a brick spire; it has important frescoes from around 1330-1340.

Vienna

photo	Surname	Location	description
Yes	Westwork of St. Stephen's Cathedral BDA-ID: 50321	Location	The westwork of the previous Romanesque building to which the Gothic cathedral was added has been preserved. In particular, it concerns the giant gate and the pagan towers from the period from 1230 to 1245.
Yes	Ruprechtskirche BDA-ID: 50528	Location	The Ruprechtskirche is the oldest church in Vienna that has been preserved in its original state and dates back to the early Middle Ages. The tower in particular is Romanesque; the early Gothic nave probably dates from after 1276.
Yes	Michaelerkirche BDA-ID: 40779	Location	Michaelerkirche, built around 1220, is some of the oldest churches in Vienna, but has been heavily transformed into Gothic, Baroque and Classicism. Romanesque elements can still be seen in the crypt.
Yes	Schottenkirche BDA-ID: 120228	Location	The Dark Sacristy and the Romanesque chapel are still preserved from the previous building of today's Baroque church, which was built in the second half of the 12th century .