Temples & religious sites
Autobahnkirche Haid
Autobahnkirche Haid
Located in the village of Haid near Linz, this site is a parish church that holds historical significance as the first motorway church consecrated in Austria in 1964. Travelers visit this location for its modest architecture and its role as a place of quiet reflection for both local residents and those traveling along the highway.
Getting There
The church is situated on the outskirts of Linz. From the city centre, it is most accessible by car or regional transport. The journey typically takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes depending on traffic conditions.
Visit Duration
Because of its modest size and purpose as a place of prayer and transit, most visitors spend between 30 and 60 minutes here.
When to Visit
The church is open throughout the year. It is generally a quiet location, though it may see more visitors during weekends or public holidays. To avoid the noise of the adjacent motorway, visiting during weekday mornings is recommended.
Nearby Attractions
You can combine a visit to this church with other nearby points of interest in the region:
- Stadtpfarrkirche Traun (2.1km)
- Oedter See (2.4km)
- Anton-Bruckner-Museum (2.9km)
- Krems (6.2km)
Updated September 8, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors