The Karlskirche in Vienna, also known as St. Charles Church, is an impressive Baroque church built between 1716 and 1737. Considered one of the greatest works of architecture in Vienna, the church was built by Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach. The Holy Roman Emperor,  Charles VI, patronized the building of the church and it was dedicated to Saint Charles Borromeo. The Karlskirche has two distinctive towers and impressively carved Corinthian columns that will lead you into a magnificently decorated interior. But the church’s beauty is not its only highlight. The acoustics inside are spectacular and that makes Karlskirche a truly amazing venue for classical music concerts. Some of the most renowned concerts in Vienna are performed here throughout the year. So don’t miss out on this cultural heritage of Vienna when visiting the city!