Loreto Chapel Wolfegg

Very nice location and with good visibility you have a view as far as the Alps.

The Loreto Chapel has attracted pilgrims and visitors throughout the centuries. While the chapel often saw large processions in the Baroque period, today it is a tranquil but permanent place of pilgrimage. The rosary has been prayed daily in the Loreto Chapel since the early 18th century, and is documented since 1726, to this day. The rosary prayer takes place daily at 3:00 p.m.On pilgrimage days, the Rosary Festival (first Sunday in October) and Ascension Day, it is combined with a solemn rosary or May devotion. The Wolfegg Rosary Brotherhood has existed since 1695 to promote the rosary prayer, and you can apply to the Catholic parish office to join it.On the first Saturday of every month, the Holy Mass in honor of the Mother of God takes place as a pilgrimage service at 9:00 a.m. The chapel is also often used for pilgrimage services of other parishes, for group services or weddings.Source: wolfegg.de/tourismus-kultur-1/sehenswertes/loretokapelle

And then you turn 180 degrees and have a fantastic Alpine panorama!