Very beautifully preserved and well-maintained wayside shrine with niche. Wayside crosses and wayside shrines are silent symbols of the Christian faith, and there are many reasons for their construction. They are often located at the side of the road - we often drive or walk past carelessly and lost in thought and do not actively notice the cross. In the Austrian-speaking area, wayside crosses, like wayside shrines and memorial plaques, are often referred to regionally as "Marterl".

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Location: Obritzberg-Rust, St. Pölten, Vienna Woods, Lower Austria, Austria

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