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Siebenschläfer Chapel
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Gisela☮️💚
July 14, 2025
Cycling
The wooden chapel was built around 1600 and first renovated in 1661.
In 1696, it was replaced by a larger stone structure on the same site.
Until 1825, its feast day was celebrated with a solemn procession of Stegaurach's faithful.
Afterward, this beautiful custom fell into oblivion for a long time.
It wasn't until 1860 that the parish remembered it again, and since then, it has held an annual procession to the Seven Sleepers Chapel on June 27th.
In 1696, it was replaced by a larger stone structure on the same site.
Until 1825, its feast day was celebrated with a solemn procession of Stegaurach's faithful.
Afterward, this beautiful custom fell into oblivion for a long time.
It wasn't until 1860 that the parish remembered it again, and since then, it has held an annual procession to the Seven Sleepers Chapel on June 27th.
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Söhni 🏃
April 20, 2019
Hiking
The Siebenschläferkapelle is located on the southern outskirts of Stegaurach, on the road from Dellern to Hartlanden. She carries the patronage "dormouse", which is committed on 27 June. As early …
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Tho〽️aster ™️
August 17, 2020
Mountain biking
The 7-Kapellen-Weg begins here, and there is a small description in the display case. Just always follow the yellow K as a marker, the next chapel is in Hartlanden. Although it is intended as a hiking trail, it is also nice and easy to drive on by mountain bike.
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Location: Stegaurach, Landkreis Bamberg, Upper Franconia, Bavaria, Germany