A Roman Catholic parish church dedicated to Saint Leopold in the Hatlerdorf district of Dornbirn, Austria, protected as a cultural monument.
At a glance
The Parish Church of Dornbirn-Hatlerdorf, also known as the Parish Church of Dornbirn-St. Leopold, serves the Hatlerdorf district in the Austrian municipality of Dornbirn. The church is under official monument protection, reflecting its architectural and cultural value to the region.
History
The church belongs to the Deanery of Dornbirn within the Diocese of Feldkirch, Austria’s Roman Catholic jurisdiction for the Vorarlberg region. Further historical details regarding the church’s construction and development are not available in current sources.
What you see
The church is dedicated to Saint Leopold, the patron saint associated with Austria and Vorarlberg. Its design reflects Roman Catholic ecclesiastical traditions. Architectural details and distinctive features require further documentation.
Cultural significance
As a protected monument, the church represents an important part of Dornbirn’s religious and architectural heritage. It continues to serve as an active parish church within the Catholic Diocese of Feldkirch.
Key facts
- Country: Austria
- City: Dornbirn
- Region: Vorarlberg
- District: Hatlerdorf
- Dedication: Saint Leopold
- Coordinates: 47.40198, 9.73856
- Status: Protected monument
Practical information & getting there
The church is located in the Hatlerdorf district of Dornbirn, Vorarlberg. You can find it using the coordinates 47.40198, 9.73856. For visiting hours and liturgical information, contact the Diocese of Feldkirch or the Deanery of Dornbirn directly.
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