Neo Gothic church spire rising above an alpine village

The tall, slender spire belongs to the Catholic Parish Church of St. Sebastian. It was originally built around 1500 and features a beautiful Neo-Gothic style with a notable baroque altar inside. ​The Small Chapel: Perched higher on the hill (Kalvarienberg) is the smaller Kalvarienberg Church (Calvary Church). Built in 1775 by a salt merchant, it is a famous "Place of Happiness" (Glücksplatz) known for providing one of the best panoramic views of the entire valley. ​Architecture: The large white house with the dark roof and the wooden chalet-style home in the foreground are classic examples of Alpine architecture, designed with steep roofs to shed heavy winter snow.