The picturesque church of St. Martin is located in the town of Gnadenwald in Tyrol. It was created from a former hunting lodge with a small chapel. Originally, this hermitage was inhabited by two monks. In 1499, the church was extended on the initiative of the nun Magdalena Götzner. The church was abandoned for a long time after that, but since 1935 the property has been run as a monastery by the Tertiary Sisters of St. Francis.

The monastery of St. Martin is a stop on the Way of St. James and the end point of the path of reflection from Absam to St. Martin. The pilgrim passes nine stations on his search for peace and inner contemplation.

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Location: Gnadenwald, Hall-Wattens, Bezirk Innsbruck-Land, Tyrol, Austria

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