Protestant church

The Protestant church in Zizers impresses with its tower, which was raised in 1698, and the harmonious architecture of the choir and nave, which were extended in 1711. The cemetery connects the church with the former royal court.

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The slender tower, raised in 1698, draws the entire church skywards, as it were. The chancel and nave were extended in 1711 and today present themselves as a harmonious, unadorned and sacred whole. The church is mentioned as St. Andrew's Church in 1340 and was established as a reformed place of worship in 1644. The cemetery forms an open connection to the former royal court (mentioned in 955).