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Parish Church of the Holy Family The church was built between 1911 and 1913 (20th century) and is the parish church of the Holy Family parish in Bad Griesbach. The large, basilica-style building, constructed in the local vernacular style, has its chancel oriented to the northwest. It features a high, bright nave and two lower side aisles, offering seating for approximately 500 people. At the southern end of the nave, on the west side, rises the 56-meter-high church tower with its octagonal bell tower and onion dome. The church's furnishings—altars, Stations of the Cross, pulpit, and ceiling paintings—were also completed in the Neo-Baroque style starting in 1915. The high altar was created by Johann Huber from Munich, and the altarpiece, "The Nativity," is by Gebhard Fugel. A new altar for the people was designed by sculptor Hans Wurmer as part of the overall renovation and consecrated by Bishop Franz Xaver Eder on April 10, 1994. Address: Haagstraße 35, 94086 Bad Griesbach i. Rottal

Tettenweis is a worthwhile stop for cyclists: The birthplace of Art Nouveau artist Franz von Stuck combines art history with village tranquility. A short detour into the village and to his birthplace at Kirchplatz 4 is well worth it. www.tettenweis.de

The Gasthaus zur Post serves excellent, authentic cuisine. Everything is freshly prepared. For those who appreciate it, there are also dishes you won't find anywhere else, such as lung sausage or pressed sausage. Excellent value for money. And in the summer, a lovely beer garden under the chestnut trees is open.

The name Sammarei derives from the popular variant of Sancta Maria. The original chapel, dating from before 1619 (a chapel was already mentioned in 1521), has been preserved; Isaak Bader built the present Baroque church around this chapel.

Very nice view at the chapel

great area here.

The Holy Family Parish Church is a church building in Bad Griesbach in Rottal. It was built between 1911 and 1913 and is the parish church of the parish of “The Holy Family” in Bad Griesbach with around 3,000 Catholics.

The church with its medieval wooden chapel is a true gem that should definitely be visited!