The church, built in 1653, is located on an old holy site on which a torture column, three burial mounds and two linden trees stood as early as the 16th century. Between 1643 and 1645 a small chapel was built there and an old image of the Virgin Mary was installed. After the discovery of a healing spring, Weihenlinden developed into a pilgrimage that reached the Weyarn Monastery in 1650. Three years later, a large church was built over the older octagonal chapel by Provost Valentin, which was consecrated in 1657.
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