St. Wolfgang's Church is a pilgrimage church, first mentioned in 1183. According to legend, it was preceded by a church founded by St. Wolfgang himself in 976. The present building, however, dates mainly from the 15th century, after the previous church was destroyed by fire in 1429. The church was enlarged in the Rococo style in 1713, but the church is still almost entirely preserved in its late Gothic style.
The Parish Church “Maria an der Straße” was built in the 1950s in the district of Pfandl, which belongs to Bad Ischl. It is the first driver pilgrimage church in Austria.
The Calvary Mount Church (Kalvarienbergkirche) is an 18th-century church built on a small hill overlooking the spa town of Bad-Ischl.
St. Nicholas is a Roman Catholic church in Bad Ischl that dates back to at least 1320 and is linked to the imperial family of Habsburg.
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