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Gleisdorf is a town in the district of Weiz in eastern Styria, about 21 km east of Graz. Gleisdorf (formerly Gerichtsbezirk Gleisdorf) is located in the judicial district of Weiz. On January 1, 2015, Gleisdorf was merged with the municipalities of Labuch, Laßnitzthal, Nitscha and Ungerdorf as part of the municipal structural reform in Styria. The new municipality continues to use the name "Gleisdorf".

Sights

    St. Laurence Parish Church: The first documented mention of the Gleisdorf church was in 1229 as a daughter church of the parish of Sankt Ruprecht an der Raab. In 1648-1672 the present baroque church was built and dedicated to St. Lawrence of Rome. Historicist extensions are from 1891-1893. On the outer facade there is a Roman stone of the 2nd century.
    On the main square, in front of the town parish church, there is a Marian column from 1665. The "Lady's Column" was on the occasion of Montecuccoli's victory over the Ottomans at St. Gotthard/Mogersdorf (1664).[24] The statue on the "Turk's Column" originally looked in the opposite direction.
    Former Piarist Monastery (1774-1824):
        St. Mary's Church, former Piarist Church: there was an older hospital church on the site. Built in 1744-1747 under Cardinal Sigismund von Kollonitz in honor of the Purification of the Virgin Mary (Candlemas), today a Catholic branch church.
        Former monastery wing, until mid-2014 district court Gleisdorf
    The Gleisdorf town hall stands on Florianiplatz and was built from 1892 to 1894. Prominent features are a projecting gable and the corner tower. In addition to the offices, the premises house the local history museum, numerous Roman finds, a portrait gallery from Freiberg Castle and a mineral collection. Behind the town hall is the Forum Kloster and an event venue. Originally, the tract served as a Dominican convent.
    The 32-meter-high observation tower on the Kleeberg in the Labuch district is a modern mix of observation tower and sculpture.