オーバー湖のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

悪天候時にも短い休憩場所として適しており、屋根付きのベンチがあります。

Very nice! The short detour is worthwhile.

A very beautiful lakeside promenade, easily accessible by bike. The baroque church next door is also worth a visit!

The name "Frauenwinkel" (Women's Corner) dates back to a donation by Emperor Otto I in 965 to the Abbey of Our Lady (Mother of God) in Einsiedeln. The Gift Today's "Frauenwinkel" nature reserve, with its two islands, Ufenau and Lützelau, lies in the municipality of Freienbach in the canton of Schwyz and, at over 350 hectares, is the largest and most valuable nature reserve on Lake Zurich. The name "Frauenwinkel" dates back to a donation by Emperor Otto I in 965 to the Abbey of Our Lady (Mother of God) in Einsiedeln. Text / Source: Frauenwinkel Foundation, Gässlistrasse 1A, 8856 Tuggen https://frauenwinkel.ch/geschichte/der-frauenwinkel-bis-1980/

A beautiful old wooden bridge, worth a visit at any time of year.

A building that was constructed true to the original. 🤙

waterfall

During an excursion, we had the pleasure of climbing the two onion domes and learning all sorts of interesting and amusing stories about the more than 300-year-old parish church. It is believed that plans from a southern German church were used. This is why the two onion domes seem somewhat foreign in the church landscape of Märchl. The Lachen Parish Church is an outstanding example of a Baroque church building, intended to showcase the beauty of the Catholic faith. The church was built between 1707 and 1710 by Peter and Gabriel Thumb from Vorarlberg and consecrated in 1711. Since then, it has been the unmistakable landmark of Lachen and remains a much-visited place of silent and communal prayer. The following information is intended to introduce you to the mystery of this church space. The Baroque is the Catholic response to the Reformation in the 16th century, carved in stone and wood. Not iconoclasm, but images and colors in abundance. Not a sober focus on the Word, but a magnificent unfolding of the Christian message in images, symbols, and ornaments. The whole person is to be addressed and rise up to God. The Lachner parish church is dedicated to the Holy Cross and celebrates its patron saint's day on the Exaltation of the Cross (September 14th or the second Sunday in September). The external celebration – the Chilbi – has been scheduled a week earlier since the 1940s. The name of the church reflects its artistic program: Jesus on the cross draws all eyes. The upper panel of the high altar depicts Abraham, at God's command, intending to sacrifice his son Isaac. This story from the Old Testament was early on interpreted as referring to the sacrificial death of Christ. A special reminiscence of the cross can be found in the Lachner parish coat of arms (albeit reversed!): a T-shaped cross with a bronze serpent.