Seekirchen

Seekirchen is a city with 10,884 inhabitants in Flachgau in the province of Salzburg in Austria. It is positioned directly at the Wallersee, contrary Neumarkt am Wallersee. Seekirchen has been documented for over 1300 years, but has handiest these days been granted metropolis rights. On Seekirchner municipality stay for as a minimum 5000 years people. 696 Seekirchen become first stated in documents by using St. Rupert. At the Einsiedlerhaus, which he founded, there has been additionally a church devoted to St. Peter consecrated church, first church and partner's church, from which allegedly resulted by using corruption of the vicinity name Seekirchen.

Seekirchen is the longest continuously populated region in Austria. In 1424, the survey was carried out to the market metropolis. On 1 July 1974, the impartial municipalities Seekirchen Markt and Seekirchen Land have been merged to form Seekirchen am Wallersee. On Rupertitag of the 12 months 2000 Seekirchen was granted metropolis rights.