Churches and Chapels

Culture in San Candido

San Candido boasts many churches and chapels. Particularly worth seeing is the collegiate church in San Candido, which is said to be the most beautiful sacred building in the Eastern alpine region. Also recommended is the Romanesque parish church of St. Michael, and up on a hill the parish church St. Nicholas in Prato Drava.
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Churches and chapels in San Candido
Churches, chapels, religious centres
St. Michaels Parish Church
The San Michele Parish Church
Piazza San Michele/St. Michaelsplatz - 39038 Innichen/San Candido
Although this church originally built in Romanic style dates back to the 12th century, renovation performed after 1735 transformed it to the Baroque ...
Franciscan Convent
The Franciscan Monastery
Via P.-P.-Rainer Straße - 39038 San Candido
The Franciscan Church was consecrated by the archbishop of Bressanone in 1697. The church is characterised by being back to basics, as the friar ...
Santa Maddalena Parish Church
Saint Mary Magdalene Parish Church
Via St. Maddalena 22/St. Magdalenastraße 22 - 39038 Innichen/San Candido - Vierschach/Versciaco
Even though Versciaco only became an independent parish in 1891, the church was first consecrated in 1212. The lower part of today's nave walls date ...
Collegiate Church
Collegiate Church
Piazza del Magistrato/Pflegeplatz 1 - 39038 Innichen / San Candido
The Collegiate Church in San Candido is one of the most beautiful sacral buildings in Roman style in the Eastern Alps. The Collegiate Church was ...
San Nicolò Parish Church
San Nicolò Parish Church
Via S. Nicolò/St. Nikolaus Weg 3 - 39038 Innichen/San Candido - Winnebach/Prato Drava
The newest part of the village from a settlement point of view is located on a gigantic scree. Only the church, which usually provides the centre of ...
Cappelle di Altötting e del Santo Sepolcro/Altöttinger- und Grabeskirche
Cappelle di Altötting e del Santo Sepolcro/Altöttinger- und Grabeskirche
Via P.-P.-Rainer Straße - 39038 San Candido/ Innichen
These two chapels were build in the 17th century by Georg Paprion, a San Candido/Innichen resident. After his return from a pilgrimage to Jerusalem ...