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Schwarzlack Pilgrimage Church

Schwarzlack Pilgrimage Church

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Schwarzlack Pilgrimage Church

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Location: Brannenburg, Landkreis Rosenheim, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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1. Mangfall Cycle Path – Scenic Forest Road loop from Brannenburg

52.1km

03:12

270m

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2. Sudelfeld Pass – Sudelfeld Toll Road Tunnel loop from Raubling

52.3km

03:59

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3. Schwarzlack Inn – Schwarzlack Pilgrimage Church loop from Bad Feilnbach

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01:41

340m

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Harald Schramm (Schocker)

April 10, 2023

The church is a popular excursion destination because of its location on the slope of the Sulzberg above the Inn Valley. Next to the church there is an inn, which is also a listed building.

Georg Tanner founded a hermitage in 1659 on the site of today's church. An exhibited depiction of Mariahilf, a copy of the Innsbruck image of Mariahilf by Lucas Cranach the Elder, soon attracted pilgrims. Because of this, a wooden chapel was built in 1687, which gave way to a stone church in 1716. In 1750, at the behest of Count Johann Maximilian IV Emanuel von Preysing, the foundation stone was laid for the construction of a larger pilgrimage church that met the increased demands and was completed in 1763. The deceased donor's nephew expanded the church to include a number of exhibits, including the altar.
Source and further information
de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wallfahrtskirche_Schwarzlack

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Harald Schramm (Schocker)

July 2, 2023

The church is a popular excursion destination because of its location on the slope of the Sulzberg above the Inn Valley. Next to the church there is an inn, which is also a listed building. Georg Tanner founded a hermitage in 1659 on the site of today's church. An exhibited depiction of Mariahilf, a copy of the Innsbruck image of Mariahilf by Lucas Cranach the Elder, soon attracted pilgrims. Because of this, a wooden chapel was built in 1687, which gave way to a stone church in 1716. In 1750, at the behest of Count Johann Maximilian IV Emanuel von Preysing, the foundation stone was laid for the construction of a larger pilgrimage church that met the increased demands and was completed in 1763. The deceased donor's nephew expanded the church to include a number of exhibits, including the altar.
Source and further information
de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wallfahrtskirche_Schwarzlack

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Location: Brannenburg, Landkreis Rosenheim, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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Schwarzlack Pilgrimage Church

1. Mangfall Cycle Path – Scenic Forest Road loop from Brannenburg

2. Sudelfeld Pass – Sudelfeld Toll Road Tunnel loop from Raubling

3. Schwarzlack Inn – Schwarzlack Pilgrimage Church loop from Bad Feilnbach

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