Capuchin Church

Construction of this church began in the early seventeenth century, in Vienna, Austria, but was halted by the Thirty Years' War. It was completed in 1632. The church is famous for the tombs located just below it, here you will find the tombs of many of the Habsburg royal dynasty. This historic church is significant to the religious locals as it has survived through the centuries with minimal damage from wars and other political events. And the chapel is used daily by St Peter's Presbytery to celebrate the exceptional Romanesque form of 1962.