Rating
4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Nikol Manetta (6 months ago)
I feel very proud, as Greek, to visit such places aboard. This church has nothing to jelous from any other in Greece! You have to visit it!
I feel very proud, as Greek, to visit such places aboard. This church has nothing to jelous from any other in Greece! You have to visit it!
Ellider Nano (9 months ago)
Was not open in their scheduled timetable twice. We loose a lot of time trying to visit and was not possible. Unacceptable.
Was not open in their scheduled timetable twice. We loose a lot of time trying to visit and was not possible. Unacceptable.
Ognian Dimitrov (11 months ago)
Built in Neo-Byzantine style in 1850, the church is very interesting outside.
Built in Neo-Byzantine style in 1850, the church is very interesting outside.
BradJill Travels (12 months ago)
The Greek Orthodox Church (Griechenkirche), also known as the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church is located in the innere Stradt on Fleischmarkt street. The church was built in 1787 by Theophil Edvard Hansen and is a rare example of a Byzantine style church found in Vienna. Here you can see an attractive red and gold striped (brick) exterior with classic arched windows. On the inside, there is an attractive narthex, featuring many columns, sloped ceiling and frescos. The church nave is heavily frescos, including some nice paintings, chandelier and an attractive iticonostasis in the front of the nave. Like many churches in the first district, the nave was in very good condition and the attendant on duty was happy for us to take pictures inside. Overall, we found the Griechenkirche a nice change of scenery from the mostly baroque and gothic style church scene in the first district. Looking very much more like church visits in Greece or Turkey, this is a pleasant surprise and interesting place to find and explore in the historic city centre.
The Greek Orthodox Church (Griechenkirche), also known as the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church is located in the innere Stradt on Fleischmarkt street. The church was built in 1787 by Theophil Edvard Hansen and is a rare example of a Byzantine style church found in Vienna. Here you can see an attractive red and gold striped (brick) exterior with classic arched windows. On the inside, there is an attractive narthex, featuring many columns, sloped ceiling and frescos. The church nave is heavily frescos, including some nice paintings, chandelier and an attractive iticonostasis in the front of the nave. Like many churches in the first district, the nave was in very good condition and the attendant on duty was happy for us to take pictures inside. Overall, we found the Griechenkirche a nice change of scenery from the mostly baroque and gothic style church scene in the first district. Looking very much more like church visits in Greece or Turkey, this is a pleasant surprise and interesting place to find and explore in the historic city centre.
Σοφία Σούρια (14 months ago)
Beautiful iconography art... has a special and different iconography school... once you enter the church you feel the eastern spirit...
Beautiful iconography art... has a special and different iconography school... once you enter the church you feel the eastern spirit...
