Imposing hall church in the middle of the historic old town
St. Blasius Church is a spacious hall church of four bays with a short 5/8 choir. In the nave, there is a cross-ribbed vault with octagonal pillars. The choir and east aisle were built at the end of the 13th century, the remaining part between 1487 and the end of the 16th century. Remains of a previous basilica are still visible inside St. Blasius Church. Worth seeing inside the church are a bronze baptismal font from 1392, the medieval winged altar, a fresco from 1519 and the tomb of Duke William the Younger.
