History:
Architectural style:
Parts of the walls at the entrance, from the Romanesque, and wall frescoes in the apse in the eastern part have been preserved. The apse was renovated at a later date. You can also find Baroque red chalk inscriptions and two square windows that are set into an arch. The late Gothic tower has a pyramid shaped roof. The entrance in the eastern part was given a stone frame between 1645 and 1649.
Peculiarities:
The carved altar and the pictures and relieves from the 16th and 17th century are well worth seeing. The early Gothic gravestone of the Boymont family, which has been moved to the Bozen Town Museum, came from this church.
Walking:
If you walk to Paulser Aich, or from Eppan/Berg towards St. Pauls | Pauls, you will pass this beautiful little church. It can also be incorporated into walks to Perdonig | Eppan or Boymont, Hocheppan and Schloss Korb (starting in St. Pauls | Eppan). An ideal starting point is the hotel and restaurant St. Justinahof.