Gothic daughter church in honour of St. Martha, built in 1466. It stands on a hill one kilometre north-north-west of St. Marein.
The church, built in 1466, was erected on the hill north of the parish church of St. Marein in honour of St. Martha. The representations of the life of Jesus on the walls of the choir and the scenes from the life of St. Mary Magdalene on the north wall of the nave are particularly worth seeing.
St. Martha's Church offers a beautiful view from the direction of St. Martha's settlement (north) at sunset.
You can pick up the key directly at the Enzinger farm next door and thus also take a look inside the Filialkirche.