マールバッハ・アン・デア・ドナウでの 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The bench is a perfect place to take a break and enjoy the view over the water.

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In addition to the great view, you must also admire the interior of this basilica.

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To the south, behind Krummnußbaum, the Ötscher is clearly visible on clear days. To the west, the bend of the Danube towards Ybbs / Persenbeug

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Below the kiosks and the cafe there is a beautiful view from the east side of the basilica and across the Danube valley

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A visit to the treasury is also recommended! The treasury is not just a room where valuables, votive offerings, communion utensils, and liturgical vestments are kept. Rather, it is a safe of faith. Behind each piece lies a personal story, a thank you, or a request.

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The last 3 kilometers are pure uphill. A lot of strength or a lot of battery is required.

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Community: Marbach an der Donau Time category: 18th century, 1st half Chronicle: This crucifixion group was first mentioned in documents in 1721. At that time, the Christian year of the church included sustained and moving pilgrimages. Above the parish church, which was built almost onto the steep, towering rock face, the three crosses on Calvary Hill found their Christian place. In reference to the geology of the material of the rock face, renovations and safety measures must and are constantly being carried out. Description: North-west of the parish church, which is dedicated to Bishop Martin of Tours, on top of the steep rock, there is a crucifixion group made of three wooden crosses, with a Corpus Christi made of cast metal attached to the middle and larger cross. Below the Corpus Christi there is a depiction of an angel's head that is closely connected to the religious history of this region and that of Maria Taferl. Next to the baroque parish church, which was built as a private church in the 9th century, is the Marbach an der Donau war memorial. Between the two buildings (parish church and war memorial) you can reach the Calvary Hill with a tangible view of the Danube after climbing about 100 devout steps. An easier walk leads from the "Frieseneggstraße" along the path "Am Kalvarienberg" to Golgotha. The gate to the churchyard is crowned by a baroque stone sculpture "St. Martin in bishop's robes with goose".

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The parish church of Our Lady of Sorrows is located on a hill 233 m above the Danube. It is a full 450 m above sea level. sea level. Pope Pius XII named the pilgrimage church a basilica in 1947.

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