Saint John the Evangelist’s Church
This abbey church towers over the Park Abbey site. Only 2 years after the foundation of the Norbertine abbey in 1129, a Romanesque chapel was built. In the current church you can still see vestiges of the 13th century Romanesque church.
Important changes were made in the 16th and 17th century. The church is mainly decorated in classical white stucco with baroque ornamentation and faux marble elements. The interior contains baroque sculptures and furniture with woodcarving and important paintings about the life of Saint Norbert and his great example Jesus Christ.
Accessibility
Easily accessible for visitors with disabilities.
A gently sloping, cobbled road leads you through the cemetery to the church entrance. If you have a disabled parking pass, then you can park at the entrance of the nearby Museum PARCUM. People with limited mobility can also be driven up to the church. The height difference at the entrance is bridged by a ramp.
