Located in the southeast of the Austrian city center of Bregenz, the Parish Church of St. Gallus is a Roman Catholic church located at the foothills descending into the Creek Valley. Founded in 610 on the site of former monastic ruins, it was later expanded into a structure consisting of three It was dedicated to Saint Gallus in 1380, and is famous for its Roman architectural designs. It was also a famous religious place due to its historical background.